Field notes, v1725

Ziegler, Alan C.
1958
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley
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14 CONTENTS Field Notes Aug-Dec 1957 Catalogue nos 790-981 Journal Species Accounts - Mammals Field Notes 1958 Catalogue nos 982-1332 Journal Species Accounts - Mammals
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CONTENTS Field Notes Aug.- Dec., 1957 Catalogue nos. 790-981 Journal Species Accounts - Mammals Field Notes 1958 Catalogue nos. 982-1332 Journal Species Accounts - Mammals
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Ziegler, A.C. Aug.-Dec., 1957 Catalogue nos. 790-981
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A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 CATALOG. NOTS: # 789 NOT OSSEO. A.O.Z. 3700ft. BACK SHAWMY CAMP, T. 12 N, R. 5E, SEC. 13, SISKIYOU CO., CALIF. AUG. 21 790 (TE8.2 X 5) PROMYSCUS MANICULANS 6410- 791 (4 OLG ' SCARS) ' 792 NO ' EMB'S) ' 793 (2-15 MM LETHRIONOMYS OCCIDENARIS EMB'S LT. S.106 VAGINA 0.8N) AUG. 22 174 - 91 - 23 - 17(W) 16.8 174 - 86 - 22 - 17(W) 18.5 175 - 82 - 21 - 16(W) 18.0 143 - 39 - 19 - 12(W) 25.8 794 (TE8 PROMYSCUS MANICULANS 3 X EMM (W) GAIN) 795 NO ' EMB'S) ' 796 (TE8 6 X 9) LETHRIONOMYS OCCIDENARIS CP.0+ ) 797 NO ' EMB'S) EUTAMIAS 183 - 91 - 21 - 17(W) 15.8 185 - 88 - 21 - 18(W) 17.6 142 - 43 - 18 - 13(W) 21.0 243 - 103 - 35 - 22(W) 63.5 798 NO ' EMB'S) SCIERUS DOUGLASSI 326 - 128 - 51 - 26(W) 211.5 AICONPOUCS 799 EUTAMIAS 800 GSEATHONORUS TOTAL 267, SNOUT-VENT 101 801 RANA ASCARHUS SNOUT-VENT 51 802 (NO ' EMB'S) EUTAMIAS 238 - 101 - 33 - 21(W) 62.0 AUG 23 803 (TE8 3 X 5) EUTAMIAS CAIO- ) 804 NO EMB'S OR LETHRIONOMYS OCCIDENARIS SCARS, VIBUS VAGINAL 0.6C) AUG 24 ELK VALLEY GUARD STA. T.14N R. 4E, SEC.23, DEL NADER CO., CALIF. H300ft. AUG. 23 805 SANDWASOGE TOTAL 70 SNOUT VENT 39 806 TARICHA TOTAL 165 SNOUT VENT 70 807 (ISCUTE) SUKIA TEOWBIOGGI 118 - 49 - 12 - 9(W) 4.9 AUG. 24 808 NO ' EMB'S) SORIX TEOWBIGGI 114 - 51 - 12 - 9(W) 4.8 NAGAN CARILAGE MISSING 809 (SCARS) ' ' 116 - 51 - 13 - 9(W) 5.9
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A.C.ZILCHER 1957 CATALOG 4300+ft. EUC Valley Cuervo Spr., T 14 N, R. 4 E, Sec. 23, Del Norte Co, Cal. Aug. 24 (cont) 810 ♀(Teg 3x5) (CAIO-) EUNOMIUS 238-102-35-21(N) 77.6 811 ♂(Teg 3x5) (CAIO-) THONOMYS MONICOLA 95-68-24-6(N) 63.0 812 ♀(NO CMBs) CITELLUS BEENEYI DOUGLASS 435-190-54-27(N) 242.0 813 ♂(Teg 2x4) (CAIO-) THONOMYS MONICOLA 198-65-26-7(N) 86.1 814 ♂(Teg 2x3) (CAIO-) .. .. 196-69-20-6(N) 73.0 815 ♀(NO CMBs) .. .. 173-57-25-6(N) 55.7 816 ♂(Teg 6x9mm) (CAIO-?) .. .. 208-69-27-7(N) 83.9 817 SALAMANDER 818 .. 819 .. 820 .. 821 .. 822 .. 823 .. 824 .. 825 .. 826 TARICHTA 827 RANA Aug. 25 828 ♀(unknown) (Tegs Scale) NEOTOMA CINEREA 360-165-39-27(N) 224.2 829 ♀(NEOT SCALE) MICROTUS 180-63-22-15(N) 39.0 830 ♂(TEG X 13) (CAIO+) .. 196-71-22-16(N) 55.2 831 ♂(Teg 3x5) (CAIO-) EUNOMIUS 261-112-36-18(N) 75.5
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A.C.2106044 1957 Catwhoo POGAE FLAT, 5000 FT. 12 MI. NW HAPPY CAMP SISKIYOU CO., CALIF. Aug. 27 832 ASCARPIUS CANIS (CAVOMO IN MOUSE HEAD) 833 O (TE5) SOLEY AECIFICUS 139 - 61 - 17 - 10N 9.6 834 O (TE5 5X1MM.) Soley PACIFICUS 148 - 73 - 20 - 8W 11.0 835 F (3-14MM. 2LT, RAT.) LETHAIONOMYS OCCIDENTIS 150 - 46 - 19 - 13W 25.2 836 O (TE5) SOLEY ABIFUCUS 135 - 59 - 17 - 9½W 14.7 837 O (TES 3X6) 142 - 57 - 16 - 9½W 14.2 838 O (TE53X6) C AIO-1?) ZEAUS PRINCIPES 223 - 131 - 32 - 13W 35.0 839 O (TES7Y1/2) G,10+ MICROMYS LONGICAVUS 182 - 59 - 22 - 14W 46.Y 840 O (TER7XO) C A10+ "," 181 - 62 - 22 - 15W 44.8 841 F (1ER,2LT.) SCATS) " " 185 - 67 - 22 - 15W 46.0 842 F (3ER,1LT. RATENSUSCA) " " 179 - 59 - 21 - 15W 38.3 843 THEICHT [IN BOOK BELOW CAMO] 844 F (3-20MM.) OMBSARIS) LETHAIONOMYS OCCIDENTIS 152 - 49 - 17 - 12W 29.4 845 O (TE5X4) C AIO+) THOMOMYS MONTCOLA 168 - 48 - 25 - 5W 59.6 846 O (TES3X6. GO,0+) PEONYSCUS MONICULATUS? 186 - 85 - 22 - 18W 20.5 847 O (TE51Y/2MM.) C AIO-) " " 172 - 79 - 20+ - 18W 17.0 848 F (3ER,3LT. SCA2S) " " 193 - 92 - 22 - 16W 26.4 849 F (3AT,2AT. C AOSCAES.) " " 193 - 90 - 20+ - 850 O (TER4X8) C AIO+) SOLEY PACIFICUS TAIL TIA MISSING? 133 - 51) = 18½ - 9½W 18.0 Aug. 28, 1957 851 F (NO EMB'S) THOMOMYS MONTCOLA 187 - 58 - 27 - 6W 69.6 852 O (TE53X6) C AIO.) NEOTOMA CINCERRA 338 - 161 - 40 - 28W 205.5 853 O (TES 3X5MM) C A10+ MUSTELA CRMINCA 249 - 65 - 32 - 8W 74.7 854 F (NO EMB. (VAGINACLO8)) FUTAMUS AMOENUS? 251 - 110 - 37 - 28W 78.5 59 (TAIL RUM CARCASS) 855 O (TES 5X15) AROODNIRA 304-25- 50 - 2W 1120,0 856 1 LOT TAD PAGES (ALL FROM 150 FT. OF SAME STREAM)
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A.G. ZICOR 1957 CATALOG Puce Flat, 5000 ft., 12 mi., NW Happy Camp, Shasta Co., Calif. Aug. 28 (cont.) 857 1 LOT METAMORPHOSING FROGS - (ALL FROM 150 FT. OF SAME SPECIA 858 ASCARHUS 859 " 860 " 861 " 862 " 863 " 864 " 865 " 866 " 867 " 868 " 869 " 870 " 871 " Aug. 29 872 ♂ ASCARHUS 873 ♂ (♂♀) SOEY TROWBAROOSI 108 - 48 - 12 - 8(w) 4.8 874 ♂ (♂♀) LEITHANDMYS OCCIGNERIS 144-43-18-12(w) 26.5 875 THEICHA 876 " 877 " 878 " 879 ♀ (♂♀) SOEY PEIRICKS 141 - 54 - 10 - # 17.2 880 ♀ (♂♀) THOMMYS MOMSTOLW [198-69]-24-(w) (69)3
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(AMADOR POCAHON, 5000 FT., 12 MI. NW HONEY CAMP, SIERRA CO., CALIF. Aug. 30 881♀ (NO EMA'S NOSCARSEEN LATERING) Sorex MONGRIGETI 108 - 47 - 12 - 8(N) 6.4 882♂(1557X11 P910+) Microtus loncicavous 191-70-22-15(N) H.2 883♂(788 6x9 Cp910-) " " 190 - 67 - 22 - 15(N) WT? 884♀ (4R, 2L. RINGS) " " 197 - 66 - 22 - 14(N) 47.9 885 ♀ (NO EMA'S) " " 189-59-21-15(N) 42.9 SUN RANCH, 3400 FT., 3 MI. E MONTGOMERY C. RD., SIERRA CO., CALIF. Aug. 30 886 THAMNODIS TORTON LENTARY - 70mm SNOUT VENT - 57mm 887 GEREHONUS TORTON LENTARY - 167 SNOUT VENT - 87 888 TRICHO 889 " 890 " 891♀(NO EMA'S) EATRICUS FUSCUS 117-47-11-17(N) 22.0 SEPT. 1 892♂ (7886x10 Cp910+) MICROTUS 177 - 56 - 21 - 14(N) 47.7 893♀(2R, 2L. PAN EMA'S) " 171-55-20-14(N) 37.3 894♂ (7884X6 Cp910-) PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS 157 - 75 - 20 - 17(N) 17.7 895♂(P92F3 Cp910-) " " 157 - 71 - 20 - 16½(N) 12.8 896♀ (2R, 2L. CIRCS) " " 165-73-19-18(N) 21.1 897♀ (4L, 1R. FACING RINGS) " " 171 - 77 - 20 - 18(N) 20.1 898 GEREHONUS SNOUT VENT - 98 mm 899 " SNOUT VENT - 95mm 900 " SNOUT VENT - 85mm TORTON - 79 mm SNOUT VENT - 580 mm 901 THAMNODIS 902♀(NO EMA'S) LASONYCERUS NOCTIVAGANS 95-35-8½-15(N) 19.4
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A.I. 2160+02 195-7 \[illegible]\nSUPAN RANCH, 3400'FT, 3MI. E MONTGOMERY (E.A.O.), SHERMAN CO., OKLA. SEPT. 1 (cont) ALCONIC 903 → THOMOMYS (BONNIE?) 199-71-23-6½(W) 73.5 CAATIVE 904 - SPECIMEN, ESCAPED - 905 ♀(NO CAGES) " " EYE BALL DIA-2½mm 199-64-24-8(W) 89.0 906 ♀(NO CAGES) " " EYE BALL DIA-2½mm. 195-64-25-8½(W) 73.9 SEPT. 2. ALCONIC 907 → (TEB 4X6) (CA.O-) THOMOMYS (BONNIE?) EYE BALL DIA-2½mm. 209-75-25-7(W) 108.2 908 → (TEB 3X4) (CA.O-) " " EYE BALL DIA-2½mm. 212-76-25-8(W) 88.4 909 ♀(TEB 3½NMM) (CA.O-) " " C-RABAK DIA-2½mm. 190-69-24-7½(W) 59.7 910 → (TEB 6X10) (CA.O+) MICRUS SPP? EYE BALL DIA 3mm. 182-66-22-14(W) 41.0 (CAATIVE)-EATING-CARROTIN CAUTION. 911 → (TEB 3X5) (CA.O-) THOMOMYS (BONNIE?) DARK BROWN SPECIMEN 140-5-31-8(W) 62.1 BURT CREEK 8MI. S CHEYENNE, PHILLIPS CO, OKLA. SEPT. 3, 912 FROG, 913 BUFO 914 ♀(NO CAGES) MYOTS THYSANOCOS 87-36-9-16(W) 51.8 915 → (TEB 2X½) (CA.O-) ZEAXUS PLINCOSS 203-122-31-14(W) 16.4 916 → (TEB 7X11) (CA.O+) MICROTUS HONTICARUS? 171-45-20-14(W) 46.5 917 → (TEB 7X11) (CA.O+ " " 178-54-20-14(W) 44.2 SEPT. 4 918 → (TEB½NMM) (CA.O?) SORCA THOW ARIOG-→ 115-53-13-7½(W) 4.4 919 → (TEB 1X2) (CA.O?) SORCA ALUSNEIS 158-77-19-5(W) 18.6 EYE BALL DIA-3mm. 920 → (TEB, 7X2) (CA.O-) THOMOMYS BONNIE? 210-67-27-9(W) 103.3 921 → (TEB 2X4) (CA.O+) PEROMYCUS MONICULATUS 152-68-17-17(W) 15.8 922 ♀(4LT. JOL) " " WASHED IN GASOLINE 138-62-18-17(W) 16.1 923 → (TEB 6X3) (CA.O-) CITELLUS LATISNAS 263-83-41-2(W) 272.1
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A.C.ZIEGEL 1957 Catalogue 4300FT. BUTTE PASS 8 M.I.S CHESTER, PLUMAS CO., CALIFORNIA SEAT. 4 (cont.) warped in gallowite 924 ♀ (NO EMG'S) CITRULUS LATERANUS 267-80-40-23(N) 245.5 925 ♀ (187,5LNGO CAES) // // 271-80-39-21(N) 212.8 926 ♀ (NO EMG'S) // // 251-81-38-21(N) 150,4 927 ♂ (TE5JH3 CAIO-) CITRULUS REGENYI 436-182-57-29(N) 600,6 928 ♂ (TE5ZIX4MM CAIO-FS) LABRONYCTIS NOCTUANS 96-38-9-15(N) 9.3 929 ♂ (TE5X11 COID?) SOLEX VAGRANUS 105-43-13½-8(N) 4.7 930 ♂ (TE5 1X2 CAO?) NEUROICHUS GIGASII 112-38-16-4(N) 11,9 931 ♀ (4RT,1LT. 4MMCOA) MICROTUS MONITANUS 170-43-20-15(N) 52.0 932 ♂ (TE56X9 CAIO?) MICROTUS LONGICAVOUS 194-74-22-15(N) 47,5 933 ♀ (3RT,1LT. SCALES) // // 173-59-21-14½(N) 43.1 934 ♀ (3RT,2LT. SCALES) // // 165-56-21-14(N) 32.5 SEAT. 5. MCONOLIE 935- SOLEX VAGRANUS 93-38-12-8(W) 4,1 936 ♂ (TE5½X1) CAIO?)// // THE BROADEN [97-44]-13-7(N) 4.0 937 ♂ (TE5½X1 CAIO?) // // 92-36-12-7(W) 4,2 938 ♀ (3RT,4LT. OA.OOAAES) MICROTUS MONITANUS 162-48-20-14(N) 39.9 AKOMOW 939- CITRULUS LATERANUS 253-85-37-19(N) 116.7 CAPINE SPECIMEN FECACEO 940- EURAMIAS SAGROSUS (CARING) KINNEY SEAT. 6. (CARIO SEATS) coll. S.B.BENSON coll. S.B.BENSON WASHED IN SOAP(WATER) 941 ♂ (TE5?X2 CAIO?)* MICROTUS LONGICAVOUS? 199-78-22-18(N) 53.5 942 ♀ (SCAES) CITRULUS LATERANUS 267-81-39-22(N) 214.7
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A.L. Ziegler 1957 Catalog Strawberry Canyon, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif. COLL: BEAN MURGE. Capt. Aug. 9, 1957, died Aug. 11, 1957, put in scat. 21, 1957 943 γ (res.) DOGONIS (W) 3/8 - 132-35-38 97.7 TAKEN IN VICINITY OF PARADISE ISLANDS, SAN FRANCISCO CO., CALIFORNIA. (PROCESSED AT DEL MONTE FISHING CO., RICHMOND, CALIF.) * 944 ς (no cms?) MEGALOPIS NOVAEANGLIAE Oct. 31, 1957 T.K. 44 FT. ALVIC BONES, EYES, OVARIES, PIECES OF ORGANS, etc. Also BRANDELES & "LICE" FROM QUIN GIVEN #944 ALSO, 2 PIECES 945 ς? " " (?) nomaj's. ZANGER RANCH, 3.8mi. W STANWISH, LASSEN CO., CALIF. NOV. 4. COLL. DR. SEARLE B. BOYSON + SKELETON (F=20m) (DIA=55) 946 γ (?CATHIZON OESATUM 710-225-105-23(W) 14" tail. (TCS 32x18mm) LAB ANIMAL FROM DINOZO ANIMAL LAB, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. NOV. 16. COLL. RICHARD W. PERMAN. 947 γ (TCS 12+2) (+30-210-39-21(W) 370.0m CA104 RATTUS NORVEGICUS FURNACE CREEK RANCH, DEATH VALLEY, INYO CO., CALIFORNIA COLL. NOV. 3, 1957 COLL. M.L. MURGE Accumulated q's. 948 γ Acomyscus TROGMICUS TROGMICUS (185-98-21-1(W) 17.6m 949 γ " " " THILARIONIC [137-49]-20-18(W) 17.9 950 ς mm. " " " 169-89-21-16(W) 12.8 951 ς " " " 184-102-21-18(W) 18,6 952 ς " " " 220-124-20-20(N) 26.5 FOR NOTES ON 948-952 SEE MARTIN MURGE'S FIELD NOTEBOOK W END GUT
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A.C. ZIEGEL 1957 CATALOG W END END VALLEY, 75+ FT., MAIN CO., CAN 1 F. Dec. 28 UPPER CANNING + CHECK TEETH ONLY 953 954 ♀ (NO EMB'S) SORET VAGRANS VAGRANS 95-38-12-8(w) 5.4 955 ♂ (TEETH? CP10?) .. .. 103-40-11-8(w) 6.5 956 ♂ (TE3 3x5) " " " " 102-40-12 1/2-8(w) 7.7 SKULL ONLY NO VUTRANS 957 ♀ (EMB'S) " " " " 100-41-12-8(w) 4.7 SKULL ONLY 958 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " " 93-35-12-8(w) 5.6 SKULL ONLY 959 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " " 103-40-11-8(w) 5.6 SKULL ONLY 960 ♂ (TE3 2x4) .. .. " " 95-38-11 1/2-8(w) 5.7 SKULL ONLY 961 ♂ (TE3 3x7) " " " " 98-34-12-7(w) 6.7 SKULL ONLY 962 ♂ (TE3 3x5) " " " " 110-39-12-8(w) 6.9 SKULL ONLY 963 ♂ (TE3 4x6) .. .. " " 105-37-12-7(w) 7.4 SKULL ONLY 964 ♂ (TE3 4X6) .. .. " " 110-41-12-8(w) 7.5 SKULL ONLY 965 ♀ (TE3 4X6) .. .. " " 112-43-12-7 1/2(w) 7.6 SKULL ONLY 966 ♂ (TE3 4x6) " " 105-40-12-8(w) 7.7 SKULL ONLY MASTER FILE GONE 967 ♂ (TE3 3x5) " " [72-11]-12-8(w) 7.8 SKULL ONLY 968 ♂ (TE3 3x5) " " 107-41-12-8(w) 8.0 SKULL ONLY 969 ♀ (TE3 4X6) " " 105-41-12-8(w) 8.0 SKULL ONLY 970 ♂ (TE3 3x5) " " " " 106-40-12-8(w) 8.0+ SKULL ONLY 971 ♂ (TE3 4x6) .. .. " " 103-36-12-8(w) 9.0 Dec. 29 972 JUV. ENSAMNA (125+FT.) 973 ♂ (TE3 3x11) THOMOMYS BOTTERI MINOR 248-84-29-7(w) 194.3 974 ♀ (NO? EMB'S) NEUROTRACHUS GLOBUL NIG.. 118-39-16-5(w)(10+FT.) 13.8 SKULL ONLY 975 ♀ (NO EMB'S) SAGEA VAGRANS VAGRANS 98-43-12-7(w) 5.1 SKULL ONLY 976 ♀ " .. .. 101-41-12-8(w) 6.4 SKULL ONLY 977 ♂ (TE3 3x4) " .. .. 109-43-12-8(w) 6.9
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A.C.ZIEGLER 1957 CATALOG WENO ENK VALLEY, 75+ FT., MARIN CO. CA. Dec. 29 (cont.) skull only (skull only) (skull only) 978 ♂ (723 4x5mm) Sorry VAGRANS VAGRA106 - 40 - 12 - 7(N) 979 ♀ (NO SMALL) " TROUGHLONG MONIG21 - 50 - 13 - 9(N) 980 ♂ (723 4x5) " VAGRANS VAGRA/11 - 40 - 12½ - 8(N) 7.3 7.8 81 4.5 MI, E, 6.5 MI, S SAN BENITO, SAN BENITO CO., CA. Dec. 30, 1957 coll WM Z LIORCKE 981 ♀ (207.247. SMALL) Peromyscus maniculatus 152-67-18-1(N) 22.5cm ENO 1957 CATALOG
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Ziegler, A. C. Aug.-Dec. 1957 Journal
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A.C. Ziegler 1957 JOURNAL GUANALA, MENDOCINO, CALIFORNIA Aug. 19 LEFT BEVERLY ABOUT 2:03 PM & ARRIVED GUANALA TOWARDS TWILIGHT. GOT STUCK IN MUSHROOM JUST BESIDE GUANALA RIVER ON SONOMA CO. SLOP & SPENT NIGHT WITHOUT GETTING YETAS. Aug 20 Got out of mushroom & left about 11 AM. Saw pair of [illegible] warblers parting around thru brush at mushrooms. Drove easily to Eureka, Humboldt Co., where we had a flat & camped on Eel River near Pope's wood on Highway 101. (Aug 21) Set out 34 Sherman live traps but got only 2 Preamysce's in brush & driftwood 100 YAS from river - released them. Bark Showry Camp, T. 12N, R 5E Sec. 13, Siskiyou Co., Calif. Aug 21 Got here about 6 PM & set up camp. Set out 50 mus. spce's in small moist cullly beside small stream and on dry hillside of conifers. Also 3 rat nears on dry hillside. 34 Sherman live traps on another dry hillside along with 3 more rat nears. 1 more rat near in camp. By 10:30 AM on Aug 21 had caught 4 Preamysce's & 1 Clethrionomys in the wet ground along stream. Live traps not checked this night. Dr. Benson shot a Screencrow in camp about 9:00 PM.
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A.C. Bencow 1957 Touensh Gualala, Mendocino Co., Calif. Aug. 20 (cont.) Truck in mudhole on Sonoma Coast at Guahala River. Dr Benson (in photo) trapped Sorex Benoires in wet underbrush on opposite side of truck last summer. Logging operations had taken up most. We do not reap this area, Road leads (to right) down to camping spot on Guahala River. Hiway I just behind trees on waste side of truck.
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A.C. ZIEBELL 1957 JOURNAL Bash Shanty Camp, T 12 N, R, SE, see 13 Sixtyfour B Creek, 3700+ft. Aug 21 (cont) Driving in this afternoon from Orleans (Humboldt Co on Hwy 96) turned to East Rangeo Bill (or Bob?) Lancaster at Ranger Station at Orleans, saw 2 or 3 Chipmunks on road, and several griscus which Dr Benson shot + 2023 Sciurus douglassi, which were shot at, but escaped. Saw flicker + Junco on road driving in. Locality is shown on U.S. Dep't Agric; Forest Service Map Orleans District; Six Rivers Nth. Forest California Region 1955 obtained at Orleans Ranger Station. Do not have record of my last specimen number but think it is close to 790 so will start with that number on these species, discarding numbers which I may have skipped or making any duplicate numbers with suffix -A and -B. NOTE Sep 7, 1957 Last # was 788 so only *789 numbers discarded A.C. Ziebell Aug 22 Caught nothing more in my 50 Mus specs in marshy ground and on dry hillside. Nothing in 6 rat traps on dry hillsides, 3 Peromyscus + 1 Clethrionomys in live traps tho. Turned loose 1 half-way young Peromyscus + put up office mice. At about 10:30 AM ran all traps + found only a Eutamias in live trap. At 3:30 PM had caught a young Eutamias in Mus spec in the foot-wide stream bed and a Sciurus douglassi in rat trap.
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A.C. BECARE 1957 TOWENIA BAG SHANTY CAMP, T. 12N, R. 5E, SEC. 13, Siskiyou Co., Calif. Aug. 22 (cont) IN THE LIVE TRAP LINE. WILL RELEASE THE YOUNG EUTOMIAS CAUGHT IN MUS. SPACE AS HE IS STILL ALIVE. SAW STEERLESS TROUPE A WOOD PECKER AROUND CAMP. HEARD CHICKADEE (?) AND A DOWNY WOODPECKER. DR. BENSON IDENTIFIED SOME PLANTS AROUND CAMP. THE PRINCIPAL TREES ARE DOUGLASS FIR 3-4 FT. IN DIA + 80-100 FT TALL, WITH A FEW YEW + INSENSE CEDARS AND WHAT MAY BE SCONE PINE. GROUND COVER IS MOSTLY 3FT HIGH SHRUBS - SNAKE CUL(?) BAY, BLACKBERRIES, A FEW FERNS IN WET SPOTS, SOME SAGE OR ERICAS (HUCKLEBERRY??) AND SOME HERBS (KHAMOMY WEED?, SOME LILAKEN, ETC.). THERE ARE A FAIR NUMBER OF FALLEN LOGS ON HILLSIDES. DR. BENSON FOUND WHAT HE IDENTIFIES AS BEAR DRIPPING ALONG ROAD INTO CAMP. SOME MOUSE, ABOUT PISCOMYSCUS SIZE FROM ITS DRIPPINGS GOT INTO 2 OF MY LIVE TRAPS AND BAIT + MANAGED TO PULL OPEN DOOR & GET OUT AT 6:30 AM. PAIN. CAN LIVE TRAPS. I GOT AN ABOUT EUTOMIAS ON DRY HILLSIDE AT BASE OF DOUGLASS FIR IN FAR PAST. SKULL BROKEN SO DISCROBABLE. CAUGHT A GREEK HORSE ON THE SAME HILLSIDE AT 6:40 AM RUNNING THIN UNDER BRUSH ON GROUND. HAVE SET OUT 50 MORE MUS SPACE'S 1/4 MILE UP ROAD FROM CAMP. IN THICKETS OF DOGWOOD + BARBACH
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A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 JOURNAL Back SMOKEY CAMP 3200+ ft. T. 12 N, R. 5 E, Sec. 13, Siskiyou Co., Calif. AUG 22 (cont.) OAK BUSHES AND ALSO ALONG LOG COUERS. SET OUT 10 SCHYUCES BAITS WITH PIECES OF SQUIRREL MEAT BETWEEN FIR TREES & IN GULLY BEHIND CAMP AT TWILIGHT. CAN SEE RATS IN WET GULLY & LIVE RATS. HAD 1 PEROMYSCUS IN SNOW TREADS & A CURIMUS & A PEROMYSCUS IN LIVE TRAPS. No PEROMYSCUS PUT UP. CAUGHT A RANA BEHIND CREEK 2 or 3 others seen there also. Dr BENSOW TELLS ME THIS SCREECH OWL'S STOMACH WAS FULL OF GRASS HOPERS OF SOME SORT WHICH ARE SEEN AT NIGHT AROUND THE TREES & IN THE WET GULLY. THE OWL WAS ON GROUND WHEN FIRST SEEN. HEARD A SCREECH OWL THIS PM AT 10:15 BEHIND CAMP. AUG 23 RAN & PICKED UP ANIMALS THIS AM AT 7:30 or 8:00. GOT NOTHING IN 10 SCHYUCES & IN SO MUS SPEE'S & 3 RAT TRAPS IN WET GULLY. IN THE SO LIVE TRAPS & 3 RAT TRAPS GOT 1 CURIMUS, 2 PEROMYSCUS & 1 CLERKONOMYS. IN SO MUS SPEE'S UP THE ROAD IN DOGWOOD & SCAR OAK GOT 1 SORRY NEWBRIDGE (?) THL & 3 PEROMYSCUS. PACKED & LEFT AT ABOUT 2:30 PM. SAW 2 CANADA-JAYS NEAR CAMP AT 10:30 THIS AM. ALSO EXAMINE IN MY SAW COY-BREASTED BOTH RICH. Dr BENSOW CAUGHT VOLKLE WEBBER IN HOLE.
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A.O. Ziegler 1957 Journal 3700±FT. Back Shanty Camp, T.12N, R.5E, SEE.13 Siskiyou Co., Calm 4300±FT. AND Aug. 21-26 Elk Valley Guard Sno. T.14N, R.4E, SEE.23, Des Narié, Wash.
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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOREST SERVICE ORLEANS DISTRICT SIX RIVERS NATIONAL FOREST CALIFORNIA REGION 1955 LEGEND District Ranger Station Guard Station not permanently occupied Permanent Lookout Station Mine Transmission Line Railroad Improved Forest Camp Good Motor Road Main Motor Road Poor Motor Road Trail National Forest Boundary Adjacent National Forest Boundary REPORT FOREST FIRES TO NEAREST FOREST STATION. PEACE OFFICER OR TELEPHONE OPERATOR, Scale Miles T.13 N. [illegible] E5E (GASQUET DIST) K46 YOUAVER O.STEEDLER 1957
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C. STEWART 1957 VOWELER R. 4E (GASQUET DIST.) R. 5E R. 6E HAPPY CAMP
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A.C. Bruce 1957 JOURNAL ELK VALLEY GUARD STA. 4300 FT. T.14N, R.4E, SEC.23, Del Norte Co, California Aug. 23 ARRIVED ABOUT 6:00 PM + SET UP CAMP. GOT [illegible] METAMORPHOSIS(?) SARANACE IN 4 INCH DEEP STREAM BEFORE CAMP WHICH IS APPARENTLY BLUE CREEK FROM SIGN ON BRIDGE. STREAM IS VERY SLOW FLOWING. ELK VALLEY HAS A MEADOW ABOUT 150 OR 200 YDS LONG + 100 YDS WIDE SURROUNDED WITH 80-100 FT. TALL FIRS OF SAME SORT + RED(?) CEDARS. THERE IS AN OLD FIRE GUARD CABIN IN THE MEADOW - APPARENTLY CLOSED FOR YEARS, THE BED OF BLUE CREEK PASSES THRU MEADOW BUT IS DRY THIS TIME OF YEAR APPARENTLY. AT EDGE OF MEADOW LABEL HAS WATER AS MENTIONED ABOVE + FLOW UNDER A BRIDGE NEARBY + DOWN A FLATTISH ROCKY BED. MEADOW IS DRY WITH SOME SPARSE GRASS IN MOST SPOTS BUT WITH RATHER THICKER GRASS IN OTHERS. THERE ARE A FEW CLUMPS OF WILLOWS IN SPOTS THERE ALSO. WE MET A LUMBER CO. OWNER - MR. LAMBSON OF LAMBSON LUMBER CO., WHO WAS AT THE MOMENT PRODUCING FOR CHROME ORE WHICH HE SAYS CAN BE FOUND BY ITS BROWN'S NEEDLE". HE BUDDOSES INTO SPOTS WE SEE THEN PICKS THE AREA UP FROM TO SEW - HE GAVE SOME INFO ABOUT ANIMALS. DID NOT KNOW CITRULLUS LATECANIS OR PHENACOMYS LONGICAVOUS BUT DID KNOW FLYING SQUIRREL. DO NOT THINK MARMOTS OCCUR SO MORE. HE SAID BEAR, OTTER + 1 ELK WERE IN AREA.
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A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 JOURNALS 4300+ft. EAGLE VALLEY GRASSY SPA.,T.MAY, R.R.4 E, SEC.23, DEL NORTE CO., CALIF. Aug 23 (cont.) SNOT BATS IN EVENING OVER MEADOW, SE,SW- Got 1 + I SNORT, HEARD IT HIT THE GROUND BUT COULD NOT FIND IT. Set out 3# WVO +3 RAT TRAPS TRAPS ON OPEN HILLSIDE + ALSO IN SOME WET SPOTS WITH FOOT-HIGH GRASS AND 3 RAT TRAPS IN SOME LILIES. Set 50 MUS SPACE'S ALONG A SIDE BRANCH AT BLUE CREEK ON ROAD AT END OF MEADOW. Got a SOREY TROWBIRGER AT DUSK, ALSO A PEROMYSIS IN LIVE TRAPS. Got a TREICHA IN MOUSE TRAP AFTER DUSK. Aug 24 RAN TRAPS THIS AM. IN LIVE TRAPS GOT 4 or 5 Peromyscus maniculatus, + 1 SOREY TROWBIRGER. IN MUS. SPACE'S. GOT 4 or 5 PEROMYSUS MANICULA I MICROTUS (OISCARAGO-SKULL BROKEN) + 1 SOREY TROWBIRGER BRANY EATEN ON THE SNOUT, AND 1 EUTOMIAS (SKULL BROKEN). Set out 11 GITTER TRAPS IN 5 SETS IN MEADOW. Set 10 SCHUYLERS ON LOGS AND ALONG TOP OF CREEK BANK. Got a CIRENUS BEENEYI OVERALL BEHIND A RUBUS (PRAEFLOREUS?) BUSH. Ran ANX TRAPS DURING DAY FROM 10:AM ON + GOT 1 PEROMYSUS MANICULATUS IN A LIVE TRAP + 1 IN A MUS SPACE BETWEEN 8:00 & 10:00 AM. ALSO A COUPLE MORE EUTOMIAS WITH BROKEN SKULLS, THOMOMYS MARCUSIA IN MAREBBE TRAPS, FOUND A RANA MOCAA
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A.C. Ziencor 1957 Journal Eld Vanhoey heard Sax, T.4N, R.4E, Sec.23, Per North Co, Cal. Aug.24 (cont.) Rock in creek & 8 or 9 more Gillow Salmon Dare under rocks in stream or sitting in wont on creek bottom. Got a Trichia swimming in pool in creek below bridge. Dr. B. shot another bat (Labyrinthus) this AM. Aug.25 Ran all years twice before noon. Got Nogoma viverra in Schnyker, 2 Micratus — 1 in wet bushy spot along stream & 1 in sunny in meadow willows. 2 Caturus in rat years on log on dry hillside & 1 in mus spr beside pool. (2 of these were saw a Thammanis on rocks in stream today, discarded.) Put up specimens, shifted Carnivora's around to new spots — some on wooded shade in grassy lots — but got no more Thomannus. Arrived & left at 3 PM. About noon or 1:00 PM 2 fellows came in a pick-up truck & were apparent looking over the chrome ore situation also. Driving out Dr. B. shot a young Citinus lateranis & shot at another near a spot canoso Scarpentine bar 3 or 4 miles from our camp. He also shot a Sown Geese on the road. We had a young one for supper last PM. Dr. B. shot has seen Juncos, a Brown Creeper, heard Robin, Nuthatch. Last PM at twilight saw a large owl way up flying along & could just see
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A.C. ZICKELER 1957 Journal ELK VALLEY GUARD STA., 4300+ FT., T.14N, R.4E, Sec.23, Del Norte Co, Calif. AUG.25 (CONT.) MEADOW AT GUARD STATION (FAR LEFT) LOOKING NE FROM OUR CAMP. A FEW MICROTUS SEEN IN GRASS IN CLOSE FOREGROUND, CERCHES IN CENTER LEFT OF PHOTO. BATS SHOT OVER THIS CLEARING. DRY STREAMBED IN RIGHT CENTER OF PHOTO.
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A. C. Bicknell 1957 Journal Aug 25 (cont.) Ell Valley Creek Sxn, T 14N, R. 4E, Sec 23, Dr. Robert G. Brown. A smaller bird chasing it - it seems odd that the smaller bird - whatever it was - would be chasing the owl this hard in the day as it was almost dark. I saw 4 or so Snow Geese in creek box. Dr. B. saw flock of young + adult Mt. Quinn in windows, N Meadow. He saw what he thought were Arrowsmith Burrows beyond our meadow. Photo of meadow looking NE today. Saw Scares Genders at about 10:00 ft. 4-Mile Creek Creek T. 15N R. 6E Sec 4, Jackson Color Aug 25 (cont.) Looking for a locality of Johnson & Armerne 1937 Mus collecting locality on China Creek could not seem to find a road to locality. Were camped on 4-Mile creek about 200-300 ft. from its junction with larger China Creek. Set about 50 Mus Spec's up the sides + banks beside 4-Mile Creek for Newt Richus + Sorey Patwister at 7:30 pm today. Aug 26 Ran the 50 yards & got only 3 Peramyscus maniculatus, 2 other yeas speuing. Dr. Benson set on higher price ground away from the stream & got 2 Peramyscus maniculatus, 7♂♀ P. Boylii, + 3♂♀ P. nevad. Will not save any of these mice I caught this wee. Broke camp & left at about 10:30. Country has very hilly with firs & oaks.. Heard chickabirds.
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A.C. Breeze 1957 JOURNAL 1400 FT., T. 15 N, R. 6 E, Sec. 2 TOT. 4-MILE CREEK & CHEER CREEK SISKIYOU CO., CALIF. AND AUG. 26-31 POKER FLAT, 5000 FT, 12 MI. NW HAPPY CAMP SISKIYOU, CALIF. SEE ALSO U.S.G.S. TOPO'S SE14O, CALIF., 1922 AND PERRON PEAK , 1922 ELEVATIONS TAKEN FROM THESE MAPS.
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HAPPY CAMP DISTRICT KLAMATH NATIONAL FOREST CALIFORNIA REGION 1955 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOREST SERVICE LEGEND National Forest Boundary Adjacent National Forest Boundary District Ranger Station Guard Station not permanently occupied Permanent Lookout Station Mine Transmission Line Railroad Improved Picnic Area Improved Forest Camp Trail Poor Motor Road Good Motor Road Main Motor Road REPORT FOREST FIRES TO NEAREST FOREST STATION, PEACE OFFICER OR TELEPHONE OPERATOR. Scale Miles JOSEPHINE CO. R 6 E T. 18 N. DEP. NORTE RIVER SISKIYOU NATIONAL FOREST TWIN PEAKS SISKIYOU COPPER Mtn. EL CAPITAN LOOKOUT Mtn. WOUNDED KNEE BROKEN RIB Mtn. YOUNGS L. FORD HAYSTACK SAND CREEK CHILCOOT CAMP VALLEY RIDGE WHIT L. PARK BLACK BUTTE WEST FORK CRAGGLE CREEK RIDGECREEK GRAYBACK CR. LOUIE CR. LITTLE LORETA FALLS U.S. 199 ROCKY RIVER MILL CREEK EAST FORK RIDGE WEST BLACK RIVER CREEK DEAD MEN POUT KELLY L. SUDDITH FOSTER FIRE BIG BUCK RIDGE WATERS PARK BOULDER PK. LITTLE BUSH GUIL SILVER BUTTE SLIDE CREEK DODDLE MINOR RIVER MOUNTAIN LAKE POWELL STATION
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A.C.ZEGER 1957 JOURNAL Aug.26 (cont.) TUE. 4-mile Creek - Sugar Creek, 1400 ft., T.15N, R.6E, Sec.2,Siskiyou Co. 2 Pilgraved woodpeckers saw & Mt. Quath. Location is reached by going NE on Highway 1.2 mi. past town of Clear Creek (Post office, Navajo) and turning left onto dirt road marked Klamath Natl. Forest; Sugar Creek [illegible] Follow this dirt road 5.2 mi. until a bridge marked 4-mile creek is reached. Campsite is just to left of road at those side of bridge. Has an old landing & remains of a cabin floor - otherwise unimproved. We drove on down road for 2 or 3 mile past our coming spot, but country looked just about the same. Aug.26 (cont.) Pawee Flat, 5000 ft., 12 mi., NW Happy Camp, Siskiyou Co., Calif. Arrived about 5:00 pm & set up camp. Pawee Flat is a meadow about a quarter of a mile long & 200 or 300 yards wide with a stream running out of its SE end. The stream is only a foot wide & a couple of inches deep & at this time of year no appreciable flows than only the furtherst SE corner of meadow. Half a dozen cows are grazing here. In flat is dryoak 10 inches high or so and also some 4-foot-high willow thickets than which the stream must flow when there is surface water coming down from slopes on W side. In the now showing
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F.C. BICKNELL 1957 JOURNAL POKER FLAT, 5000 FT., 12 MI. NW HAPPY CAMP, SIERRA CO., CALIF. Aug. 26 (cont) DRAMA GROUND AROUND THE WILLOW THICKETS GROWS A FOOT TO FOUR IN HALF - HIGH SCOOPS OR [illegible] PUSH. COVERING THE GROUND FOREST THICKLY IN SOME PHASES. SURROUNDING THE MEADOW (EXCEPT WHERE THE SMALL STREAM EVI'S) ARE TANK FIRS + SOME OAKS MAKING THE SHORES ARMY CHOCOS BUT WITH NOT TOO MUCH UNDERBRUSH. APPARENTLY IMMEDIATE AREA WAS NOT SEEN LOGGED RECENTLY IF EVER, BUT LOGGING IS GOING ON ABOUT A HALF MILE AWAY NEAR THE ROAD ENTRANCE TO THE FLAT. FLAT IS REACHED BY TAKING ROADS OUT OF HAPPY CAMP, SIERRA CO., CALIF. VIA INDIAN CREEK AND TURNING OFF 16.5 MILES FROM HAPPY CAMP TO THE RIGHT WHERE A PATH FOREST SIGN SAYS "POKER FLAT 3 MINS". [illegible] WE ARE CAMPS ON A FLAT + WATER IS MILE BUT DOWN SLOP SO YARDS SO WE HAVE NO WATER FROM
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A.C. Zigmond 1957 Journal Powee Flat, 5000 ft., 12 mi. NW Harry Camp, Siskiyou Co. Calif. Aug. 26 (cont.) Another small swift stream crossing the Kenny Hole Road just a quarter mile from camp site. No trapping but picnic passed. Set 50 mus. Spee's along stream below camp in trees, under small overhanging banks & under logs there. Set 24 live traps hanging down shade & among the "drinking water" stream chose to where it enters the Powee flat stream also 6 rat traps among stream banks at logs & in washes. Also set mus. Spee's & rat traps. 50 mus in circles out into meadow grass & thru willows near our camp, better trapping seen in meadow & on bark of rosebud shade, so set 10 mouse traps in 5 sets near our camp. Some other camps drove in at Jack & took appearance the only other camping spot on this flat. Dr. Benson continued a doshawk flying & saying for some bird or something else. Distances near the woods. He looking for bats flying due meadow at our side now. Location is shown on U.S.D.A. Forest Service map, Harry Camp District, Klamath Natl. Forest 1955.. Most of trapping was done in Sec. 28, T. 18 N., R. 6 E. Aug. 27 Ran traps at 8:00am got 1 muskrat, 2 meadow, several porcupines S&P? had a
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A.C.Zechnitz 1957 Journal: POKEL FLATS 5000 ft, 12 mi. NW Happy Camp, Siskiyou Co., Calif. Aug. 27 Clevonomys occidens in live traps on hill side also 2 or 3 Peromyscus & 1 Sorex Pacificus living in reeds along stream. In Mus spp's & Rat traps along stream got more Peromyscus, Microtus hizarus. In Mus spp's in meadow around willows & in sege got 1 Sorex Pacificus, several more Peromyscus & Microtus. Several rats in meadow spring also. A little frost in stream bed & meadow this am. Total caught: 1 Sorex Pacificus, 1 Sorex Danuvelis, 1 Thommys monticola, 22 Peromyscus spp?, 6 Microtus, 1 Clevonomys occidens, 1 Zapus. Ran traps at 2:00 pm. All empty except those in sege & willows in meadow where I caught 2 more Sorex Pacificus. Ran traps at 6:00 pm. All empty except for 1 live rat with a Clevonomys. Set out 3 numbers. 1 rats in burrows 5 inches in dia. with almost a bushel of dry dirt & rocks throw outside of them. Dr. B. thinks may be Aplodonia. There set at 7:30 pm, looked for bats over meadow but saw none. Ran the 50 Mus spp's in meadow & got 1 Sorex Pacificus, 2 Microtus & 2 or 3 Peromyscus also looked at Aplodonia sets but they had not been touched.
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A.C. Ziegler 1957 JOURNAL RIDGE FLAT, 5000 FT., 12 MI. NW HAPPY CREEK, SKIYOU CO., OKANAGAN Aug. 28 Ran all traps at 7:00 AM. Got 1 weasel in macabees. Apodontha sets nothing but 1 fisher in 4 years sprang. In Schuyler's got 1 Neotoma cinerea. In meadow mus specs got only a couple of microtus & a couple of Peromyscus. Live traps had 3 or 4 Peromyscus. Traps in stream bed had a couple each of Peromyscus & Microtus & 1 Zapus with crushed skull. Got a Mussera coming in rat trap that arrived Aug 28. Joe took below our camp - apparently struck while running across road. Dr. B. got Glaucomys at base of stump beside camp. Ran traps at 2:00 PM. Got eunomus amoenus? In Schuyler on dry hillside got Peromyscus in live trap. Reset about 18 mus specs from stream to the swift, stream flowing across the road to Kenny lake. Set in gear's on mossy underhanging banks. Put mouse heads on trails of my rat traps to try for more weasels. Apodontha set again filled in so I reset it. At 6:30 set 3 more #1 traps in Apodontha (?) burrows in dry shade beside pool below our camp. Shot at bats in little meadow near stream but got none,
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A.E. GREENE 1957 TOWERSON POUCE FLAT, 500 FT., 12 M. NW HAPPY CAMP, SISKIYOU CO, CALIF. Aug 28 (cont.) Got 20+ adults AREADHUS (only 1 ?) - 2 in AMPLEXUS, 5-6 METAMORPHASING [illegible] & SEVEN TADPOLES. Some frogs under rocks & others out on rocks - most found where water ran swiftly around them in still pools - ditto for tadpoles & metamorphosing ones. Saw 1 TREICHIA in rock below camp where I caught 1 last night but could not reach down far enough under water to catch it. Ran all years between 8 & 10 PM & got 2 or 3 each MICROTUS & PERAMYSCUS. LIVING PALAYOWITA sets on dry hillside & had trapped one - reset trap & left in same burrow system. Moved 1 SCHUYLER to base of tank dead stump next to a fire with a large nest of some sort 4 ft. across & 2 ft. deep 30 ft. up in it & made of dead branches with leaves around it - maybe a squirrel's nest. Aug 29 Ran years about 8:00 AM & got a few PERAMYSCUS & MICROTUS in years in windows in flat. A PERAMYSCUS & MICROTUS or 2, and A SUREY TROWARIOTI & A CATHTHAIOMYS in years among stream. SCHUYLERS held only 1 NECTAR CINCREA with cracked skull. CATCH sets not working. 2 or 3 PERAMYSCUS in live years. Took in all but 50 years in flats; Dr. B. got another ORUcomys in wood on coast flat.
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A.C. [illegible] 1957 Journal Power Flat, 5000ft., 12mi. NW Happy Camp Sisk. You Gd. Aug. 29 (cont.) Camp on rise at S end of flat. Dr. Benson took 2 Gravcoys 100 yards or so from here in same type of big tree area. Stream whose [illegible] were taken lies 50 yards directly in back of tent and down slope 50 ft. in stream course leaving flat.
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A.C. Bicek 1957 JOURNAL Podar Flat, 5000 ft. (2mi.) NW Happy Camp, Siskiyou Co., Calif. Aug. 29 (cont.) View of most of flat looking approx. NE. Willows & sedge where Jerry Pacificus taken at extreme RT. center of photo. Stream runs intermittently from left to right of passage of flat leaving at extreme RT. back of photo. Bats flying at twilight seems to be restricted to area where this stream leaves flat. Asaphus in stream out of picture to far RT., Trichita in pools in far center of photo. Road to camp in foreground. Road enters flat to far left out of sight, carries around dense woods at grassy meadow.
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A.C. GREENE 1957 Journal BUTTE FLAT, 4000 FT., 12 m. N.W. HAPPY CAMP, SISKIYOU CO. OREGON. AUG. 29 (OUT) SMALL WILLOWS + SCOPE ON WET GROUND IN FLAT WHERE THE SARCA PARIFICUS WERE TAKEN. TRAP BOX GIVES SCALE; LOOKING APPROX. NE. MICROTUS LONGICAVUS, Peromyscus maniculatus, JUNCOs + CANAVEZAS(?) WARBLER ALSO TRAPPED AT OR NEAR THIS SPOT.
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A.C. Ziegler 1957 Tourman POWER FLAT, 5000 FT., 12 MY. NW HAPPY CAMP, Siskiyou Co., Cal. Aug. 29 (cont.) Water hole + 800ft - winnows along stream down slope from our camp. TRICHINIA (1022) in pool on rt. WASCANUS trapped in centre of photo but most from more open, swift parts of stream downstream to far left out of photo. WEASEL caught on near end of log to rt. of scope. In this seige on wet ground trapped Peromyscus maniculatus, Microtus, I baicus. Shrews apparently absent or not biting in this immediate area.
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A.C. Ziegler 1957 Journal POKER FLAT, 3000 ft., 12ml. NW Happy Camp, Shasta Co., Calif. Aug. 29 (cont.) At 11:30 AM found ? Aesculius in spearm where it crosses Kenny Lake road near our camp. Dr. B. got ? also. No trapped snakes. Set out 50 mus specs in wet spots in meadow + into ferns on hillsides as we shoot flags. Saw 12 Avs dug-out under logs in damp ground Also 3 rat traps with them. Set out 8 Schuyles (+ 2 snares out) on logs + at bases of tall stumps around camp with mouse heads, birds + lures as bait. Ran 50 traps that have been set for last couple of days in windows in flags. Got a ? Eoryx precious and a cougar microtus. Got 1 canidae which must have been in trap for several hours or more. Shot at birds at twilight but if I hit any I could not find them. Dr. B. got 1 small one but could not find it. Saw 2 Canada Jays in Camp about 2:00 PM. Heard an Owl (Hoo-Hoo-Hoo-ah) at twilight. Ran 50 mus specs in windows in meadow and the 10 Schuyles at midnight-had nothing in any. Aug. 30 Ran traps at 7:30 AM. Got 9 Peromyscus, 6 Microtus, 1 Sorex newberryi + tip of a chipmunk tail in 50 mus spec. + 3 rat traps set in NE corner of flats along wet spots + in ferns + logs. Got no gophers, nothing in Schuyles or in 4 #1 traps set in burrows by pool
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A.C. Fletcher 1957 Journal Powell Flats, 3000 ft., 12 mi. NW Happy Camp, Siskiyou Co., Ca. Aug 30 Just below our camp. So much space's in windows (cont.) & seats in flat had only 1 Microtus & a (Canadensis?) Warbler. Taricha Berries at 8:00 am in pool in Flat. - Adjoning Pool had thin skin of Ice. Much frost - some xtals 1/4 inch long on grass. Dr. B. got a Sciurus Douglasi in Schuyler but it was got way gotten from head back by Goshawk yells am. Injured 7 Microtus on Dr. B. & myself with me 1:19 (amphibian oneams) Posmann to get to skin them large, - maybe this will take place at outing. Left at about 1:45 PM. Saw Deer on road to Happy Camp. Drove to Yreka arriving at 6:15 PM & ate supper there, saw several Cougars around courriers Deer & more Drive on road to Yreka Also a dead Black Cat & a [illegible]. Arrived in Fowler Camp, 6 mi. (by Aero) E of Mt. Cloud, Siskiyou Co., California. 7 Acnic tables, cold water taps & [illegible] lanterns. About 10 teams' parked here but we found 1 empty space with Picnic table. Saw only Camping limits to 15 days. Will not hear here tonight. Aug 31 Left at 8:30 am, & drove to vicinity of Montezuma Creek where found out [illegible] of Ceresby's Ranch. See Dr. Benson Journal paragraphs
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A.C. Ziesse 1957 Journal Aug. 31 SAPAN Ranch, 3400ft., 3 Mi. E Montgomer Co. Po, Sheetrock, Com. Complete locality is SW corner, Sec. 34, T. 35N, R. 1E, A small white development by Mr. Gower C. Supan + stocked with trout for fisherman. Is adjacent by a dirt road used partly by Ralph L. Smith lumber Co. And cutting off Hiway 299 about a hour mile west of Hillcrest Fire (Canyons) Sta. "3 Mi. E" is airline map distance, but true is from Mr. Supan. Set out 50 mus race's + 3 rat traps in Maple - DOGWOOD - OAKS (?) - under thicket + also in Microrus(?) dens in tank grass + scots around lake. Set same kind of line around a much smaller hole N 50 yards of bigger one. Colored A Bigger snake at 5:00 PM in mouse trap on thicket by hand. Also caught by hand an greater lizard at 6:00 pm beside small lake and 3 jagicha in the small white. These 3 were fainted large - smaller were seen but could not be caught. Shot at large + small rats at twilight + got 1 Epiericus . Also put up 4 Microrus from above first preserved with form. min. methylen Sept. 1 Ran roads at 8:00 Am. Got 3 Acemyscus + 5 Microrus spr. in thicket + around big lake, 1 more Acemyscus Maniculatus enter in yard, in roads alongs small lake got Microrus
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A.C. Ziegler 1957 Journal Aug 31 - Sept. 2 Swaan Ranch, 3400± ft., 3 mi. E Montgomery Co., P.O. Shasta Co., Calif. see also U.S.G.S. topo. BuenaY, CalIF., 1939
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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOREST SERVICE HAT CREEK DISTRICT LASSEN NATIONAL FOREST CALIFORNIA REGION 1952 Scale Miles LEGEND District Ranger Station Guard Station not permanently occupied Permanent Lookout Station Mine Transmission Line Railroad Trail Good Motor Road Poor Motor Road Improved Forest Camp National Forest Boundary Adjacent National Forest Boundary Main Motor Road Winter Sports Area CHAPERONE YOUR MATCHES, "SMOKES" AND CAMPFIRES-- DON'T LET THEM GO OUT ALONE! REPORT FOREST FIRES TO NEAREST FOREST STATION, PEACE OFFICER OR TELEPHONE OPERATOR A.C. ZIGGARE 1957 HATCHET MTH BUNCHGRASS FULLER MTH CARBERRY ROCKY LEDGE BURNEY GOOSE CR. VALLEY LOOKOUT MC CLOUD R3E R2E
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T34N Creek Bench Murken Murkern Lincoln School Dutch Butte Brown Butte Doylen Butte Red Rock Hill Cornus Creek Under Butte Flat Rocky Creek Hot Creek Long's Ranch Ward Butte Green Burney Terry Shoestring Camp Rocks Carberry Mtn. Faunies P.K. Creeks Carberry Hatchet Mtn. Page Fuller Mtn. Site of C.R. 4069 Ranch N.G. T 35 N Burney Rocky Ledge Butte Rocky Ledge Burney Rising River Rock Spr. Cassedy Goose Valley Standard Mtn. Goose Grass Hatchery Aubrey Ridge Aubrey Place Old Haynes Ranch Bunchgrass Mtn. Lookout Valley Pit R 4 E Alturas R 3 E Mc Cloud R 2 E Twin Dry L. Burney Corners Creek Cornus Pk. Dutch Butte Lincoln School Long's Ranch Ward Butte Green Burney Terry Shoestring Camp Rocks Carberry Mtn. Faunies P.K. Creeks Carberry Hatchet Mtn. Page Fuller Mtn. Site of C.R. 4069 Ranch N.G. T 35 N Burney Rocky Ledge Butte Rocky Ledge Burney Rising River Rock Spr. Cassedy Goose Valley Standard Mtn. Goose Grass Hatchery Aubrey Ridge Aubrey Place Old Haynes Ranch Bunchgrass Mtn. Lookout Valley Pit R 4 E Alturas R 3 E Mc Cloud R 2 E Twin Dry L. Burney Corners Creek Cornus Pk. Dutch Butte Lincoln School Long's Ranch
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A.L. Zeeck 1957 Towanda Susan Ranch, 3400+ ft., 3 mi. E Montgomery Co. P.O., Shoshone, [illegible] Scot 1 (cont.) Lake at Susan's looking approx SO from our camp. Dam to far right. Boat shed on pond from which photo was taken, Susan's shack across lake to far left out of photo. Bathers in fields just visible in left far center of photo. Clump of [illegible] etc. Visible in far center of photo gave Pseudomyscus monilocatus, Microtus spp.? Sedge reed- Bromo?, Lincoln sagoose, Thamnophis t Anguis lizardos. Ground squirrels inhabit opt scope in far at background.
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A.C. Etcouee 1957 Journal San Juan Ranch, 3400 ft, 3 mi. E Montgomery (C.A.O., Shasta Co.) Sept. 1 (Skunk causes) and 6 Peromyscus maniculatus (kitten in rear). Set out 11 mazes & 1 open room. Ran maze at 1:00 pm. Got 2 Antidorcas mazos in rears & changed a third into a rear. Got 1 Sorex rowbridgii in #7000s thicket by black lake (skunk causes). Ran cornice + mus spce maze at 7:00 pm. Nothing in Mus Spce's but a Pteromys dead in a rag yard next to small table. Had four garners out of 5 sets. Reset spying rears at different runway systems. Shot bats at window & got a Hesionycterus. Dr. B. Got a Myotis californicus, kept 1 gorilla alive (#904 A.C.B.) to pay to work back to Berkeley. Set 33 live rears along grasslow dry mead. Sept. 2 Ran rears at 7:30 am & picked barn up. Had 4 garners - 1 of which was saved as captive (#911 A.C.B.) with a chewed up tail... In live rears got only about 12 Peromyscus maniculatus, in Mus spce's Got 2 Peromyscus maniculatus, 1 microrus x 1 Lincoln (?) sparrow. Put up garners & microrus. Felled & left at 3:00 p.m. Camped with no reading near Greenville, Rumsos, saw porcupine walking beside road bank roughly 20 mi. before Greenville. Heard what might have been flying squirrels in Greenville camped. Saw deer marmot & pika in Larson Natl Park.
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A.C. ZIEGER 1957 JOURNAL Butt Creek & M.I. S Engage, Plumas Co., Calif. 4300+ Ft. Sept. 3 ARRIVED HERE ABOUT 2:30 AM. LOCATION OF CAMP IS 200 YD SE OF BRIDGE CROSSING BUTT CREEK (8 MI. IS AHEAD) COUNTRY ROAD TO LONGVILLE PASSES OVER BRIDGE. COMPOUND HAS NO TREES BUT CREEK HAS GOOD WATER IS SWIFT & 20-30 FT. WIDE HERE WITH WILLOW & SAGE ALONG IT Y ON ISLANDS IN IT. A COUPLE OF SPANIOS ENTERED NEAR CAMP. CONSTRUCTION WORK IS GOING ON NEAR BUTT VALLEY RESERVOIR. BEAVER APPARENTLY USED STREAM NOT MORE THAN A YEAR OR SO AGO IN THIS AREA AT LEAST. SAGE AMONG WILLOWS IS GENEROUS - PROBABLY BY COWS (WHICH WE SAW) & DOSE (OF WHICH THERE IS SOME SIGN) BUT TRACES OF SAGE ARE UP TO 1 1/2 FT. DOWN. CAUGHT FROG IN CREEK. Set out 70 ft MUS SPACE'S & 5 FAT YARDS IN SAGE & WILLOWS WEST TO OUR CAMP ALONG A 100 YD. SWITCH OF STREAM SET 11 MARESERS IN BURROWS IN NARROW BOTAL GRASS BETWEEN CREEK & CAMP, IN 5 SETS. Set 32 LIVE TRAPS ON DAY, THROUGH HILLSIDE WHERE A COUPLE OF CLEMENS LATECONS & CYMANIUS WERE SEEN. Set 10 SCHUYLERS ON LOGS & AT BASES OF SPRUCE BRANCHES MOSTLY WITH BOTH FRUIT & MOUSE FOR BAITMENT. PAM MARESERS AT 8:30 AM-MORNING IN FEAS ALONG STREAM GOT 1 RABBIT, 1 QURO & 3 MICEROUS. SHOT GAY AT TWILIGHT BEING CREEK
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A.C. Zeeerz 1957 Journey Butt Creek, 8 mi. S Chester, Plumas Co., Calif. See also U.S. G.S. 7000 Lassen Peak, Calif., 1894 Elevation from this map.
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PLUMAS NATIONAL FOREST CALIFORNIA MT. DIABLO MERIDIAN 1950 Scale U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOREST SERVICE CALIFORNIA REGION RUECKE N WESTPORT Westport Ford Mt Hill [illegible] Dyer Mt R9, R8E R7E Toucania R6E R5E 1957 A. C. STEEL, INC. LAKE ALMONO
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A.C. STEEL, JR. 1957 R5E Touwnship R7E R8E R9E SUSANVILLE RIOE LASSEN N.F. Coyote Pk STEPHENSON HOME RANCH HAMILTON PK ONE ROCK DIAMOND Red Mt KARL ALUMINUM LAKE WESTWOOD STOVER Chestnut RIDGE GREENVILLE PIGNO AREA VALLEY Mt JURNE Arimington Bridge HALLS FORD FLAT GANSNER BAR QUEENELY TOWNSHIP NORTH FORK
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A.C. BEARD 1957 JOURNAL But Creek, 8 M.I.S Chester, Phineas Co Camp, Sept. 3. 4:30 PM. f Got a Myotis myotis. Saw year old wood by Porcupine(?) & several cankers f many Willows cut down by Beaver. SEPT. 4 Ran Mews at 7:30 AM. Nothing in Schuyler's, 1 Gopher in Meadowes, Peromyscus maniculatus in about half of Live Yards and also 1 Soxix Neobarotus (Opos). In Mus Speis that years got only 1 Water Shrew & 2 P. Manicula. For 10 years Spring - Especially near Camp, Cool Patoto Camp lost Nite from Years. Ran Years at 11:00 AM - Got only 3 Citellus Lagreas in Schuyler's & 2 Peromyscus maniculatus Live in same Years that can not same Species Lost Nite. Where 2 also Revered, Ran Live Yards got some(?) two Peromyscus In Some Two Yards at 12:45 AM, Also 2 more Citellus Lagreas in Schuyler's. At 3:45 AM Got CITELLUS BEVERINI in Schuyler's. Ran Live Yards & Schuyler's at 7:30 PM. Got away one of 10 of same 2 Peromyscus in same Live Years. Shot at Bats at Twilight & got a Lasionycteris Set out about 15-20 Mus Speis in Open Meadow Just 50 Yds Down Stream from My Set at 70° (In Willows State just Back of Camp.) Ran Years at 11:30 PM. No Gophers, Nothing in Schuyler's, a few Peromyscus in Live Yards. Got 2 Micrus 1 Neobarotus, & 1 Peromyscus in 70° Mus Speis getting Camp. In Mus Speis set in Open Meadow got 1°
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A.C. ZICZLER 1957 Towenna BUTT CREEK, +300 FT., 8 MIN S CENTER PLUMAS CO. CAL. SGOR 4 ( CONT ) UNDERBRUSH OF WILLOWS & GRASS ALONG CREEK LOOKING NE . WILLOWS CUT BY BEARS. BATS SHOT AT TWILIGHT ON EXTREME RIGHT BANK OF PHOTO. IN GRASS & WILLOWS & SIDE BRANCHES OF STREAM IN PICTURE GOT 1 ZAPUS BIFO, Microtus longicaudus & montanus, Sorex parvulus , Peromyscus maniculatus & 1 NEUROTERIS (JUST OUT OF PHOTO ON CLOSE LEFT. ), Sorex VARIANS. RAITHER DRY HILLSLOCS RUN UP FROM THIS STREAM ON EITHER SIDE WITH CON.FAES . PHOTO TAKEN JUST A FEW YARDS DOWN SLOPE FROM CAMP.
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A.C. ZIEBEN 1957 JOURNAL Butt Creek, 4300+ft., 8 mi. S Chesise, Plumas Co., Calif. SEPT. 4 (cont.) VIEW OF SPOT WHERE NEUROTEICHUS WAS TAKEN (JUST ABOVE YEAR BAB) LOOKING N. SMALL SIDE BRANCH OF STREAM IN FOREGROUND UNDER SEDGES - MAIN STREAM FLOWING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT WELL BEHIND WILLOWS IN CENTER OF PHOTO. SOLEX VIRGANS, S. PROUSTENS, MISCARUS PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS & BRADS FOLLOW IN IMMEDIATE AREA OF PICTURE ALSO. ONLY 100-200 FT DOWN SLOPE FROM OUR CAMP.
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A.C. ZIEBKER 1957 Journal Butte Creek, 8 mi S Chico, Plumas Co., Cal. 4300 ft. Sept. 4 (am) 2 baby vagrans, 3 Microtus + 2 Peromyscus, Scots Roll and traps at 7:45 am. Nothing in Mareses or Schuyler's; Peromyscus in live traps. 1 Microtus in open meadow + 3 Scot's Vagrants in traps in windows & Scott. Roll+ picked up all traps between noon & 3:00 pm. Got only a Citellus lateralis in Schuyler's & finally a Cutting's species in a live trap (near cave). Pack'd left after putting up specimens at 6:00 am. Drove to Huggins Lake Co., Cal + looked into 2 mine tunnels just outside of town. While Dr. Benson + others has banding birds 10 years or so ago. Saw a large brown Common Crow with light specks all over but could not catch it as it went into hole in cave floor. Nest of Peromyscus & Myotis Thysanodes + saw another Myotis sp. with a band on wing. Slept about 3:00 am in hills few miles from Lakeport. Menlo Co. Harlands Experimental Station, Lkate Co., California Sept. 6 Got up at 8:30 am & drove to station where Char. Therese who had falcon broods job of getting mice for summer showed us around. Saw many F + fawn deer but no bucks. Saw no chipmunks but a few Citellus bichenomy in drain pipes.
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"To Grants Pass" "A.C.23584936" 1957 "Dovenm's marked" "To Brimth Pks.", OREGON "To Linnaway"
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AND Pacific Los Angeles San Francisco Sacramento Stockton Fresno Bakersfield THIS MAP SIDE Oceans Las Vegas ARIZ MAP KEY MILEAGE CHART Showing Inter-City Distances San Diego MEXICO To Ensenada Point Lobos Reserve State Park This area embraces one of most enchanting parts of oil-painted Carmel-Monterey region, where native pine and cypress for ests reach down to the blue Pacific Oceans San Miguel Mission Dating from 1797, this mission contains original paintings and designs created by Indian neophytes in days of the Padres. Stands close to U. S. Highway No. 101 Santa Barbara Mission One of the most beautiful and best preserved of historic California missions. Still in use, it is the only one of chain never abandoned since its founding. Built 1786 [illegible] both nerpes on or just HE HAS A SECOND SPOTING AND, 25 DEER HUNTERS. PER WEEKEND BUT MANY OTHERS OFF DUCKS BUT MANY OTHER REPORTED SEATING ONLY ONE HAVE ON TO BAYMOUNT, AT 3:20 OR 4:100 PM. THOSE I CALL WHICH CAN OFF AT HOME KINDED ANDOTHER AS SPEED. REMAINING 3 TO DON. WILL DR. B. STILL HAS 1 SEASON AS CATCHES.
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A. I. BROWN 1957 JOURNAL MENDOCINO HASKINS EXPERIMENT STATION, LATE C., CALIFORNIA SEPT. 6 (cont.) THAT ALSO SHOWS US A BOB-CAT CARCASS WITH BROKEN SKIN WHICH HAS BEEN HARPOED ON OR JUST OFF OF STATION. HE WAS A SECOND SPECIMEN TAKEN HERE ALSO. 25 Deer Hunters Are Allowed Per Weekend Day & Many Has Taken Off Bucks But Many Others Approaching Reports Seeing Only Does or Fawns. Drive on to BASKERVY, ARRIVING ABOUT 3:30 OR 4:00 PM. HOST | CITRUS RANCHERS WHICH LAY OFF AT HOME OF DR. BENSON. KILLED ANOTHER AS SPECIMEN T DR. B. HAS REMAINING 3 TO DON. WILKINS AT MVS. DR. B. STILL HAS 1 FEMININE & 3 FEMALE AS CARCASS.
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A.C.Ticela 1957 Journal SNEWBERRY CANYON, BERKELEY, ALAMOSA CO., CALIF. PUT UP SMALL DIODRAPHIS (WEIGHING ROOM 97.7gm) CATCH IN LIVERMORE BY BRIAN K. MCNAIR ON AUG. 9, 1957 DIED ON AUG. 11, 1957. BRIAN'S NOTE ON SPECIMEN SAYS ONLY "TRAPED... ALONG STREAM UNDER SOME REELING, BUT ALIVE, LAVERDE" "ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE NEAR LIVERMORE, CALIFORNIA" OCT. 21 17 SPECIMENS SENT IN BY MR. DONALD F. MCGEEN, 961 CONNIE DRIVE, SAN LEONORE, CALIF. WERE IDENTIFIED AS FOLLOWS: (#'S SEE MCGEE'S) G-38-6-12 — MOST LIKELY AMERICAN CERVICAL K-40-6-12 — SYLVILAEUS (ARBOSONI) INNOMINATE K-40-18-24 — BELL PHALANX DIST II BRAUNIA L-39-0-6 — SYLVILAEUS (ARBOSONI) HUMERUS L-39-0-6 — IMM. HOMO (?) ULNA L-39-30-36 — IMM HOMO INNOMINATE L-41-18-24 — CANIS CARCONUM L-42-12-18 — LYNX MANOBLAE L-42-24-30 — 30-60 DAY OLD CANIS HUMERUS (AS COME WITH KNOWN AGE-DAYS NOW) L-42/18-24 — ADULTLY OCCIPITALS M-39-6-12 — OCCIPITALS, FRONTALBONES OR POSSIBLY YOUNG CERVIS STEVENA 8 OR M-39-12-18 — MATURE CORNUS DENT M-40-30-36 — HOMO BASISPHENOID M-41-12-18 — CANIS MAXILS M-41-24-30 — IMM CANIS MANOBLAE MOSTLY FEMORAL M-41/24-30 — CANIS INTRA ORBITAL REGION M-42 — SYLVILAEUS (ARBOSONI) MAXOBLAE
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A.C. ZIEBER 1957 Juvenal TAKEN IN VIC. FREAKLOW IS, SAN FRANCISCO CO, CALIF. OCT. 31 WENT OUT TO OER MONTE FISHING CO. ON POINT MONATE, CORONA COSTA CO, CALIF. WHERE KINCE BOAT GOT IN A HUMBACK WHALE (MEGAMOTA) ABOUT 11:15 PM. TOWING IT ALSO RIGHT ALONG SIDE. TATERAN WAS OF FLUKES HAD BEEN CUT OFF APPEARENTLY TO ALLOW A LOOP OF CABLE TO BE PASSED OVER THEM & TIGHTENED ON SMALL "NECK" JUST ANTERIOR TO FLUKES. WHALE WAS HOULED BY CABLE WINCHES UP A CHUTE AND INTO THE LARGE WOODEN-PLANK FLOORED WAREHOUSE WHERE CUTTING UP BEGAN IMMEDIATELY STARTING FIRST WITH THE FLUKES & VIGNIA WHILE THIS WAS GOING ON OTHER MEN OF THE CREW OF 20 OR 25 WERE CUTTING OFF STRIPS OF BLUBBER; THE FLIPPERS AND THE LARGE AND SOFT SLEEKY CHIN OF LOWER JAW SKIN. I WAS SURPRISED TO SEE THIS PART OF THE WHALE (THE THROAT) WAS SO FLABBY - I WOULD HAVE EXPECTED IT TO BE MORE RIGID. THE GREY TONGUE WAS ALSO VERY FLABBY & APPEARENTLY MORE DIFFICULT TO CUT UP THAN, SAY, BLUBBER OR MUSCLE. THE MEN USED LONG HANDLED KNIVES SHAPED LIKE HOCKEY STICKS WITH THE OUTER PART OF THE DISH CURVED SHARPLY. THEY OFTEN WETTED THE KNIVES WITH SODA.
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B.C. Zeeuce 1957 Journal TAKEN IN VICINITY FREMONT ISLANDS SAN FRANCISCO BAY. Oct 31 (Cont.) ONE MAN WOULD PULL AT A PORTION OF WHALE WITH A 3-4 FOOT LONG METAL HOOK AS THE OTHER CUT OFF ONE CHUNK FROM THE REMAINING MASS OF MEAT. THE CHUNKS CUT OFF WERE ROUGHLY 1-1/2 FT SQUARE - JUST ABOUT THE SIZE THAT TWO MEN, WORKING TOGETHER, COULD PICK IT UP WITH POLES ABOUT RAKE-HANDLE SIZE WITH THIN HOOKS ON THE ENDS. THE CHUNKS WERE THEN LOADED INTO A SKINNER HAPPER ON THE FRONT OF A FORK-LIFT-LIKE TRUCK TO BE TAKEN NEXT DOOR & DUMPED INTO THE VAT OF A RENDERING COMPANY WHICH APPARENTLY HEATED MUCH OF THE OIL OUT; PRESSED THE RESIDUE OUT & SAVED THE "MEAT" REMAINING FOR HI-PROTEIN (~70%) CHICKEN & TURKEY FEED. I COULD NOT FIND OUT WHAT WAS DONE WITH THE OIL BUT A WORKER SAID MUCH WAS SENT TO GERMANY. APPARENTLY TWO GRADES OF OIL ARE PRODUCED IN THIS PLANT BUT I DIDN'T GET THE DETAILS. BACK AT THE WHALE CUTS WERE MADE IN THE BLUBBER WHICH WAS 4-6 IN. THICK UNDER THE 1/2 IN THICK BLACK SKIN AND CARCASS
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A.C. ZIEGER 1957 JOVENAN TAKEN IN VICINITY OF FREAKING ISLANDS, SAN FRANCISCO CO., CAWIT. OCT. 31 (CONT.) ATTENTION TO SHOW YOU PEEL THE FAT BONE AS MEN CUT IT OFF OF THE BODY WITH KNIVES. THE BROWN PLATES (OF THE UPPER JAW ONLY) WAS CUT OFF, CUT INTO HANDLE-ABLE CHUNKS & DISCARDED. BUT THE REST OF THE WHOLE WAS USED EVEN THE CLOTTED BLOOD SCOOPS UP FROM THE FLOOR. TOP VIEW OF BROWN PLATE. EYE "HORN" INSIDE EYE BROWN PLATES SAGGED 1/2 IN HEIGHT + ABOUT 1/6 - 1/4 IN. THICK FRONT VIEW OF BROWN PLATE HEAD EYE --> EYE <-- TONGUE. LOWER JAW
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A.C. Bleeker 1957 Journal Taken in vicinity of Fremont Islands, San Francisco Co., Calif. Oct. 31 (cont.) After blubber was peeled off and was being cut up snips of muscle Dark rosin chunks were cut off using the cable winch again & these chunks were carried by fork-lift truck (with fork-lifts) to a butchering table where 2 "knife & hook" men cut off 10-20 lb. hunks & threw them onto the table for two men with butcher knives to cut out the best good meat & throw into wire baskets in a cold (+dirty) water bath. Good meat, but a little more fat was thrown into the bath also, but separated from the best meat. The fat & connective tissue went to the rendering plant. The best meat about apparently went to "Calo" dog & cat food co while the second rate was ground up & went to milk farms. The larger bones of the whale such as the skull, lower jaw, etc were shoved or carried by fork-lift to a steam- driven stationary saw blade which moves back & forth and presses down sawing thru the bone. The chunks were
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A.C. Greene 1957 Journal Taken in vicinity Farallon Islands San Francisco Co. Calif. (Oct. 3) THEN IF THEY WERE STILL TOO BIG THEY WERE TAKEN TO A 4-FT DIA. CIRCULAR SAW AND CUT PENCE THEN REMOVED. THE VISCUS, INTESTINES, BLOOD VESSELS, ETC. WERE ALL CUT UP INTO 3FT LONG STRIPS WHICH COULD BE HANDLED. RIBS + VERTEBRAE WERE SEPARATED WITH THE LONG-HANDLED KNIVES. THE SCAPULA + HUMERUS WERE SEPARATED BY BALANCING THEM ON FORKS OF THE FORK-LIFT & LIFTING THEM SO THAT THEY SEPARATED AS THE MUSCLE WAS CUT BETWEEN THEM. THIS WHALE WAS 44 FT. Q A GOOD SIZED ONE BUT FAR FROM THE LARGEST. THE WIDE BETWEEN A 50-FOOTER (MEASURED) HAD COME IN AND WAS APPARENTLY A VERY BIG ONE. THERE WERE NO OBVIOUS BIG EMBRYOS, NO WORMS IN THE INTESTING OR STOMACH AS FAR AS I COULD SEE BUT THE MEN SAID MOST OF THE WHALES DID HAVE "TUBE- WORMS" IN THE INTESTINES. THE STOMACH CONTAINED THE "TAILS" OF INCH-LONG "SHRIMP" + SUNK. THE MEN, ESPECIALLY THE FOREMAN ROBERT CASEBEER WERE VERY OBLIGING IN CUTTING OFF PARTS OF ARROWS OF THE WHALE FOR ME WHEN
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A.C. Ziegler 1957 Journal taken in vicinity Fresno Islands San Francisco Co, Calif. Oct.31 (cont.) I explained I wanted them for the school. They even provided cans & formalin which they kept on hand for preserving interesting specimens. The owner's son, Chuck ___, apparently took zoology at U.C. and maybe saved some embryos, tissues etc. Apparently someone also saved the pituitary(?) gland since one man supposedly had the job of digging it out of the base(?) of the brain case with his fingers. I got pieces of heart, esophagus, liver, kidney, lung, blood vessels, blubber/skin, [illegible], spleen(?), both ovaries, mammary tissue, both eyes, half the brain. Also got branches with "rabbit-ear" shernless barndales attached from the humps on the leading edge of the phippees and from the skin of throat & chest. Also the foreman cut about a foot to each side of the anus (?) and got me the pelvic bones. Also saw some branches x whitish scars from barndales bitten. Mentis on the edges of lower jaw. I wondered if the humps on the
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A.C. BEECHER 1957 JOURNAL TAKEN IN VICINITY FARALLON ISLANDS, SAN FRANCISCO CO., CALIF. Oct.31 (cont.) LEADING EDGES OF THE FLIPPERS OR GROOVED THE GROOVES WERE GROOVED, WERE THE RESULT OF THE GROOVES BUT THE FORE MAN SAID THE HUMPS WERE NATURAL AS THEY COULD BE SEEN IN EMBRYOS. I ALSO CONCEIVED THE CAPED "LICE" CLUSTERED AROUND THE BASES OF THE FLIPPERS. THERE MUST SUBSIST ON INVERTEBRATE MATERIAL SINCE ITS NOT CONCEIVABLE THAT THEY COULD GET ANY BLOOD FROM WHALE THRU THE THICK SKIN OR EVEN ANY SUBSTANCE FROM THE BLUBBER. THE GROOVES ON THE TROAT & CHEST DID NOT SEEM TO ACT AS PLEATS AS IN AN ACCORDION BUT RATHER KEPT THEIR GROOVED SHAPE EVEN WHEN THE SKIN WAS COLLAPSED & FLAPPY. THE BLOWHOLE(S) WERE NOT SEEN. THE EYE WAS SMALL GRAPEFRUIT SIZE - I LOOKED FOR PARASITES INSIDE THE EYELID BUT SAW NONE. NO HAIR WAS VISIBLE ON ANY PART OF WHALE. THE WHOLE OPERATION OF CUTTING UP THE WHALE WITH A 20-MAN CREW RAPIDLY TAKES ABOUT 15 HOURS - VARYING OF COURSE WITH SIZE OF WHALE. TODAY WAS THE LAST DAY OF SEASON FOR ANY.
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P.C. ZIEGLER 1957 JOURNAL Towed in vicinity of Farallon Islands, San Francisco Cal. Reef. Oct 31 (cont.) Thing except sperm whales which may be taken for another month. The boss Chuck had saved the skull of a rarity, a "Goose-beak" whale, with 2 teeth in the tip of the (lower?) jaw. I did not see this however. I could not find out what was done with the teeth of sperm whales but maybe they were sold for ivory. I also saw the lower jaw of a sperm whale waiting to be boiled out to have the teeth removed. The rear-most tooth was protected only an inch above the belly line and was about little-finger-size in diameter. I was surprised to see that it was slightly movable when twisted rather than being solidly fixed. Got a promise of a whale vertebra from a fellow at the rendering plant if he gets a chance to boil one out so let my telephone number and said we would take any whale bones that he might want to boil out. The lower jaw of the humpback whale apparently is not ossified
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A.C. Ziegler 1957 Journal TAKEN IN VICINITY OF FAREWELL ISLANDS, SAN FRANCISCO CO, CALIF. OCT. 31 (cont.) AT THE TIP SINCE A LONG KNIFE WAS USED TO CUT THRU THE SYMPHYSIS THERE WAS SOME DISAGREEMENT AS TO THE NUMBER OF "STONES" - 2 TO 5 WERE THE RANGE OF OPINIONS - I COULDN'T TELL MYSELF. FOREMAN'S NAME WAS ROBERT CASSEBERG HE WAS MOST HELPFUL ADDRESS IS DEN MONTE FISHING CO, POINT SAN PABLO, SAN PABLO, CALIFORNIA. & PHONE # BEFORE 2-1000. ALL MATERIAL FROM THIS 44 FT. Q HUMBAERK GIVEN # 944. ALSO PICKED UP 2 PIECES OF BONE FROM ANOTHER HUMPBACK - THESE GIVEN # 945. PIECES OF 944 WENT TO VARIOUS PEOPLE IN L.S.B. THE WHALE BOAT WAS TUG BOAT SIZED OR A LITTLE LARGER & EQUIPPED WITH A HARPOON GUN. THE HARPOON, AS FAR AS I COULD MAKE OUT WAS ABOUT 4-5 FT. LONG WITH FOLDING BARBS WHICH OPENED IN THE WHALES WHEN TENSION WAS PUT ON CABLE. APPEARENTLY A FUSE WAS LIT TO EXPLODE A CAP WHICH THEN BLEW UP A CANISTER OF BLACK POWDER ON THE VERY HEAD OF THE HARPOON. THIS CANISTER COUDDING THEN SHRAPNELED INSIDE THE WHALE.
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A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 JOURNAL TAKEN IN VICINITY OF FREAKAW ISLANDS, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. OCT. 31 (SAT.) I KNEWED IT. AN OLD-TIMER WHO USED TO WORK AT THE TRAINING STATION TOLD ME OF THE HIT FUSE EXPLODING THE CAR BUT I DON'T SEE HOW THERE COULD BE A HIT FUSE INVOLVED. MORE LIKELY THE CAR IS EXPLODED BY ELECTRICITY OR BY SOME SORT OF A BLOW AS THE CARS OPEN OR SOMETHING. THE WHALE WAS NOT INFLATED WITH AIR TO HELP FLOAT IT AS FAR AS I COULD SEE. MEN WORKING ON THE DEAD WHALE & SHIPPEY FLOOR WORE BOOTS WITH SPIKES MUCH LIKE LOGGERS CONKING BOOTS. THE MEN TOLD ME THIS WAS NOW THE ONLY ACTIVE WHALING STATION IN THE U.S., (SINCE TRAINING CLOSED YEARS AGO.) BUT THAT THERE WAS ANOTHER ONE AT BRITISH COLUMBIA. DEN MONTE COMPANY RUNS 2 SHIFTS OF MEN BUT NOW NEAR THE END OF SEASON MANY MEN HAD FOUND OTHER JOBS & THEY WERE DOWN TO 1 CREW ONLY,
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A.C. Ziegler 1957 Journal Zangger Ranch, 3.8 mi. W Stanowich, Lassen Co., Calif. Nov.4 Put up for M.V.Z. a PRECIPINE on Nov.5 shot by Dr. Benson on recent Coyote trapping trip to vicinity Susanville, Lassen Co., Calif. A.C.Z. #946 + [illegible] (down to chaws). Ward Russell noticed upon cleaning skull that it had a fresh break on side of lower jaw and also an old injury to the supraorbital region which showed bone spurs being deposited to close the wound. Dr. Benson shot the animal thru the body and said it seemed to have gentured before he shot it. Maybe hid by car twice. Dr. Benson said animal kept its body towards him as he approached and that it was difficult to get a good shot at any other spot besides the rump. The trail was kept low apparently. Found 1 live tick among the spines which came out while skinning animal. Dr. B. thought coat was prime. Ward that animal seemed but seemingly not too young a one. Esauhus put in bovine & given to Pigg Party of V.C. Zoo. Dept. I now have quite a bit of respect for the quills after seeing the great # of them + the ease with which they can imbed- also the ease with which they are taken.
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A.C. Becker 1957 Journal Nov. 16 Lab animal from Diablo Animal Lab, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Ca. Put up 1 Rattus novacivus (long-eared sperm) to show Dr. A.W. Coleman at San Fran- cisco the procedure. He then put up one (no #) and gave it to me. Dr. Coleman had bought 4 rats (at $1.90 each!) to learn the technique. He left the other two with me to use 'til he can come over again & practice. All animals were adult males. Dec 18 Lab animal from U.C. L.S.B. Rat Lab, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Ca. Turned in the above 2 live rats to lab on 5th floor, L.S.B. Awes for so. They gave me two Yersbyrat in return. Dr Coleman skinned 1 (#3 R.C.) & I killed & froze the other for future work by Dr. Coleman. The stuffed rats were given to me for any use. Dec. 21 Went Eld Valley, 10° to 75½ft., Marin Co., California. Dec. 22 Drove out road called Town Van. Rd. Past several "Absolutely No Trespassing" signs + gates to a locked gate about 1 to 1½ miles up the valley from the ocean. People living along road said it was a country road & other residents had no right to put up trespass signs. At locked gate, however, got key from
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A.C. Ebbola 1957 JOURNAL Dec.2: Wendell Valley, 10th to 75 ft, Marin Co, Coast. Dec.22 HOUSE BEFORE IT * thanks to Mr Martin (owns) who leased land from Cape to Ocean from a Mr Witter of San Francisco who bought land from Martin some years ago for use as hunting club. Martin said all to reap as did also Mr. Witter who I met [illegible] A.M. Cattle grazed on land but did not seem especially over grazed. Far Wendell Valley about 200 Yds up from Ocean had been dammed for Washbrook hake. A few tule or bunch grass on W side of dam but flooded to 1/2 inches of water. Set 100 mus specs in dug-out centers of bunch grass from 75th ft. About a mile up from ocean to the flooded bunch grass below dam, got sorey prairie dogs, Micrurus, Rathe's, Perom, manichatus + Mus. Rained for past few days + same fields had water just below surface. Gopher mounds noticed but no fresh workings. Rain stopped Sat Dec 21st P.M about 4:00. + I set out yards just after rains. Many traps sprung + caught - rabbits? Saw coon (?) running on edge of bend, found dead
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A.S. Zeebe 1957 Journal Dec 22 (cont.) W End Ell Valley, 10 1/4 to 75 ft, Mason Co., Cowl F. ANNED on BEACH WITH CRAB NIS CREVICS (ZANARUS? OR CUMBERAS?). BIRDS: MONK, GOOSE?? COO, (ROW) + SWIPE RUSTY JACKS, FEX S PARROW, JUNCOS, GUILLS (?), OWL (HOOTING). ROW 30 ft PEAS IN BUNCH GRASS AT 75 FT. AT 10:30 PM + TOOK OUT SPECIMEN GIVEN MICROBUS P. MANICULATUS, RETROES + 2 MUS. CENTERS OF OLD OR MATURE BUNCH GRASS CLUMPS HAS WEL-L-WEAED GASTH + MANY ISAPOOS + CRAYTH WORMS SO IT IS EASY TO SEE HOW NEUROCRINUS COULD MAKE A LIVING IN THEM. I CAUGHT MANY RETROES IN THESE OLD CENTERS - MAYBE THESE HAVE TO BE TAPPED OUT TO GET THE NEUROCRINUS SAW HOUSE CAT WANDING FIELDS, IN ONE 10' X 10' SHAPE AT 75 FT. WITH BUNCH GRASS + PINS CAUGHT + P. MANICULATUS, 2 MUS 2 RETROES + 2 OR 3 MICROBOS IN ABOUT 12 PEAS RUN TWICE. I SET ULTRA HEAVY RIGHT HERE BECAUSE OF THE LARGE NUMBER OF HOLES + PINS. FOUND PART OF LOWER JAW + HOOD IT WAS ELK BUT REPRESENTS ONLY BOG. PARTS OF A FEW SPECIMENS SAVED FOR PRACTICE IN MICROTECHNIQUES. NOW GIVEN COLLECTOR #'S. LOCATION IS IN TIS, ROW + 15 SHOWN ON USGS TOPO TAMALPAYS CO. OF 1897, PEER. 1922.
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A.C. ZICHER 1957 JOURNAL W End Valley, 10°-10.5° F., Marin Co., Calif. Oct.28 Got here late in afternoon Dec.27. Set out 125 traps in 3 locations all in bunch gras clumps and a few in pns ova out of band side beside stream. Ran them at 8:00am today + got 8 Sorey [illegible] 7or 8 Peromyscus maniculatus, 1 Mus, 5or 6 Pertrres + 5or 6 Micratus. Nor too many traps droobed but many spana with nothing in them. Light rain from 2 or 3 am starting about 8:00am + beginning at 1:00pm again. Foggy + overcast but not too cold. Micratus, Rothro's + Peromyscus seem a little more scarce than last week. Sorey more abundant. All specimens wet so only 3 [illegible] set as dry skins. Saw 2 deer + 1 jackrabbit last nite. Set out 75 more Mus. space between 10:am + noon in two more locations - 1 below the dam + other up the stream + canyon N of Martins house. Had quick lunch + ran Am traps between 4pm - made 2 sets of 4 maresbee grave traps in cow pastures near lake. Also set 2 rat traps in windows beside sleeping baited with mouse body. Hung a dead Song Sparrow caught. N [illegible] Mus. See above
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A.C. ZIEGEE 1957 Journal Dec 28 (cont) W end Elk Valley, 10+ to 75+ ft, Main Lo, Cow R. One rat trap + scattered ferrets about. Microtus are not so scarce as last night's results seemed to show. Got 15 of 20 in traps. Also 1 or 2 P. maniculatus and 9 more Sorex [illegible]. Rat 30 yards in meadow at 50+ ft, and 25 more at 75+ ft. Twice. 50 yards set in thick bunch grass higher on slopes in Jonnet gave disappointing results - only a Microtus or two + a Peromyscus. Picado va is unproductive. Traps from various locations + set them up steep slope just to N of locked gate where I am camping, but in sawgrass bunchgrasses + deer feet clumps. Some Microtus used in evidence in this spot + an under- ground run or two found, still drizzling at 5:00 PM. From 9:30 to 10:00 PM ran 15 yards N of locked gate - saw about 10 of them + got only a couple of Microtus + a couple of P. maniculatus, also ran traps at 75+ ft. IN 20 of them had 4 or 5 Peromyscus, 3 or 4 P. maniculatus, 1 Mus, one 1 Sorex vagrans [illegible]. All of rest except 1 were spring. Still drizzling. Own has been moon ING since [illegible], HOO HOOO. MINUTES BETWEEN SETS OF HOOKS.
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A.C.Zimmer 1957 Journal Weno End Valley, 10+ to 75+ ft. Marin Co. Calif. Dec. 28 Ran & picked up ant bears (except left 25 at 75+ft.) between 8 and 10 AM. Got 5 more scary vagabonds, no mus, 6 or 8 retinnes, 8 or 10 microtus ormore and 1 neorichus, got home. Below dam - there took also Microtus & Peromyscus but no Retinnes & no Scary. Also there got 2(?) Tachira last night + 1 this morning. Also a "Boxer" slug. Had no animals in 40+ yards set in bunch bear clumps at about 50+ ft. In cow pasture outd I would have expected many, do see below Microtus runs there. Cat(s) pulled some nearby bears & ate contents, saw two cats these this AM. So guess it was them. Got Garner nearby at 50+ ft. At 12:45 PM re-ran the 25 yards at 75+ ft. Got (small?) Scary vagabond a couple of Peromyscus & a young Microtus. Left for home at 1:15 PM. Stay over- cast but aside from Drizzle most of last night this AM. Was dry and not too cold, caught a small Ensatina crawling above ground along railing just N of locked gate in very wet Sawbears, bunch bears & fern clump, at about 8:30 AM today. Given to Jim Anderson, M.T.
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P.E. BICKERD 1957 JOURNAL Dec.29 (cont.) WENT ELD VANNEY, 10+ to 75+ ft. MASON CO., ORE. THE SPECIMENS SAID TO MVZ (WITH EXCEPTION OF THANOMYS) HAD BEEN INJECTED WITH BOURN'S FLUID TO PRESERVE THEM AFTER WEIGHING. THIS FLUID HARDENED THEM QUITE A BIT SO ARM LENGTHS MAY BE A BIT SHORTER THAN IF THE SPECIMEN HAD BEEN FRESH. WHATEVER THE DIFFERENCE (AND IT SHOULD NOT BE TOO GREAT) IT WILL BE THE SAME FOR ALL THESE PRESENT SPECIMENS. 4.5 mi. E, 6.5 mi. S SAN BENITO, SAN BENITO CO., CALIF. Dec.30 PUT UP (ON JAN 3, 1958) A F PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS FOR PERSONAL COLLECTION TAKEN BY WM Z. LIOCKER OF MVZ ON TRIP OVER THE HOLIDAYS. SEE HIS NOTES FOR HABITAT, ETC. DATA. HE GAVE LOCATION FROM ROAD MAP. NO ELEVATION. GOT 2 FROM HIM - GAVE OTHER TO PETE SCHRAMM, MVZ. DR. LIOCKER PUT UP SOME OTHER MAMMALS CAUGHT ON TRIP TO GO INTO MVZ.
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A.C. Zeller 1957 THIS PAGE TRANSCRIBED FROM ORIGINAL NOTES DIDELPHIS VIRGINIANA STRAWBERRY CANYON, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. CAUGHT AUG. 9 BELOW K. McNAS CAUGHT A YOUNG ONE ABOUT 10" TOTAL LENGTH IN A LARGE SHERMAN LIVE OAK PLANTED UNDER A LEANING REDWOOD IN BAY THICKET ALONG THE CREEK. EXACT SPOT WAS JUST BELOW THE FIRE ROAD BEHIND THE BOTANICAL GARDENS WHERE THE FIRE ROAD MAKES A HORSESHOE BEND AS IT STARTS CLIMBING UP THE SOUTH SIDE OF CANYON. - PUT UP SEPT. 21, BY REZ. # 943.
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A.C.ZIEGLER 1957 SORGY AREIFCUS POWDER FLAT, 5000 FT., 12 MI. NW HAPPY CAMP, SISKIYOU CO., CALIF. AUG 27-29 40?, 1? CAUGHT HOES AN WHTIN 100 FT. OF EACH OTHER UNOBE 3-4 FT. HIGH WILLOWS WITH FOOT-HIGH SCOT IN FIREST NEXT TO OUR CAMP, GROUND DAMP WHERE CAUGHT BUT NOT SOAKING-WET. TRAPS NOT TO WATER STANDING IN LOW SPOTS DID NOT CAUT THEM. ANIMALS CAUGHT BOTH DAY & NIGHT. OTHER MAMMALS CAUGHT IN SAME HABIT WERE MIGRORY LONGICLOUS, 4 DROMYCECK MANICULOUS(?). JUNCOS & A CARVEERS(?) WREBLER CAUGHT HERE ALSO. 207 CAUGHT IN SAME YEAR 12 HOVES AGOBT. Q WAS LATERATING- BUT NO MACROSCOPIC SIGNS OF SORES WERE EVIOENT AT THE VITUS WAS SWOLLEN
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A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 SACOK PARSNERS Pulse Flats, 3000ft., 12 mi. NW Happy Camp, Siskiyou Co., Calif. Aug. 27 I in Sheeman live trap at night set under willows overhanging the rocky shore of a swift stream. Meadow sunnowed saw where caught. Traps for [illegible] (both mus. Spce & more live traps) set along stream bed on rocks & under overhanging banks did not take them in 8 nights trapping. Dr. Benson took 3 in grassless spots than mine along stream. Animals were dead in traps - think microquitters wet - got dry. But Creek, 4300ft., & mi. S Chester, Plumas Co., Calif. Sept. 4 I in mus. Spce. Set beside store at spot where side branch of main creek flows over a thru old beaver dam. Trap set on mossy branch with water trickling on both sides. Only 1 taken during stay here. Sacok vagrals, Neomyscuis, Microtus sap. & Peromyscus taken nearby.
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A.C. ZIBOUSE 1957 SISKIYOU CO. BRUSH SHANTY CAMP, T. 12N, R. 5E, SEE. 13, SISKIYOU CO., CALIF. AUG. 22 DR BENSON GOT 1 BEARLOG 2 FT. FROM CREEK IN WET GULCH AT ABOUT 10:30 PM. AUG. 23 DR. B. GOT 1 MORE APPARENTLY ON RAISED GROUND THAN THAT OF LAST NIGHT. I GOT 1 TALK OF PROB'LY THIS SPECIES BEARLOG IN FIRS, DOGWOOD & SCREAM OAK. EML VANNER GULCH S.D., T. 14N, R. 4E, SEE. 23, DES NORTHS CO., CALIF. IN MUS. SEE. IN TANK BEARS ON WET-GROWING BEARLOG AND AT ABOUT 7:00 PM. AUG. 24 I ON DRY GROUND AGAINST BIG LOG 10 FEET FROM PONOS IN A SLICE OF STILL WATER. SNOUT BADLY EATEN BY INSECTS. ALSO I IN LIVE YARD (OAKS) IN OAKSY PAREN ON SHADE BESIDE WILLOW CREAK IN MEADOW, 150 FT. FROM STREAM. POKER FLAT, 5000 FT, 12 MI. NW HARBY CAMP, SISKIYOU CO., CALIF. AUG. 29 I OF IN MUS. SPEE. WITH WANNUTS ALONG GENEVY COVE OF SWIFT-FLOWING STREAM. AUG. 30 1♀ LACTATING BUT WITH UTENS SHOWING—NO SCARS FATHER UNDER BUSH ON BACK HILLSIDE BASE AT BASE OF MEADOW. THIS SPOT AT FAR END OF FLAT FROM OUR CAMP. SUTAN RANCH, 3400±FT, 3 MI. E MONTGOMERY CR. P.O., SHASTA CO., CALIF. SEPT. 1 I WITH CRUSHED SKUNK IN HITTER IN DOGWOOD-MAPLE- HOCKER THICKET BESIDE LITTLE.
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A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 SOREL VARIANS But Creek, 8 mi. S Chester, Plumas Co., Calif. 4300 ft. Sept. 3-5 Dr. Benson took 3 on 3el during night in Miceous runs in 2600's in damp roddy meadow. I got none the 3el but did get 1 in ody meadow scope at between 8:00pm and 11:30 PM; on the 4th. Also not a m round 3 in teeth in windows & scope. Same year had not take any VARIANS the night before and day before. Some or all of these were young. Weno Elk Valley, 10+ to 75+ ft., Marin Co., Calif. Oct. 28-29 23 taken these two days on wet ground in + among bunch- & sowgrass clumps. Mostly males. Many were taken during day as I ran teeth several times. About 15 were taken at 75+ ft. (where I got none the weekend before) in the 75+ ft. teeth got reftures, Peromyscus maniculatus + some miceous at night; a few Peromyscus + miceous in daytime. Sorey both times. 3 of the 23 were put up as study skins after being weighed & injected with Bouin's FLUO. Others were weighed, injecing measured, sexed & saved as "SKULLS ONLY" for possible use in MUG or ABG class series. These all deemed big for VARIANS but Dr. Benson pointed out lighter underside + tail w/ about 40 or less mm. S. Trowbridge is darker brown & has 45+ mm. tail.
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A.C. Zieba 1957 Neofibercaurus gravis 4300 ft. Burt Creek, S. Miss Chester, Putnam Co., Court. Sept. 4 I was space (quail/crush?) between 7:30 PM and 11:30 PM from tank edge on dampround and small island in Willow-Scot marsh. Bairdman would have had little trouble getting on or off island since spruce x willow branches provided bridges. Other species trapped in immediate area were Sorex vagrans, Microtus longicaudus, Peromyscus maniculatus, Zapus princeps x Barys palustris. Weno End Valley, 10 ft., Mrawn Co., Court. Dec. 29 I was in thick bunch and saw geese below on whose ground was mostly frozen up to surface or an inch or so below. Hard to see how running could use extensive tunnel system in this area. Trapped just next to Beaver Road 6 ft. above marsh - dry hillside with brush on other side of road. In this marsh - roughly 75 x 40 wide + 100 x yards long - got several Microtus and 4 or 5 Peromyscus maniculatus during night and day. Also 3 or 4 Merica (?) and 1 "banana" slug. Last weekend got a Sorex trowbridgii within 50 ft. of the shrewmole. Also got a Peritha then as I remember in this marsh. Bunch and saw geese forms a solocuter over area - butter only at bases of grass clumps.
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A.C. Freeber 1957 NEUROTRICHUS GIBBSI W End Elk Valley, 10 ft., Marin Co., Calif. Dec. 29 (Br. 1944) (cont.) D.A. Benson trapped quite a few shrew-moles in this marsh or perhaps a hundred yards or less up valley where a lake exists now. Wherever he trapped them it must not have been as wet as the area below the dam is at the present time - since he told of digging in the centers of bases of bunch grass clumps - now there seems only two at centers of clumps. Tunnels were noticed in drier short grass areas toward ocean from marsh where bunch grass clumps were absent or very small. These probably belonged to Microtus from cuttings seen in them. Body in edwards fmld sent to Dr. C.H. Corwin, Dept. Zool., Univ. Mo, Columbia Mo.
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A.C. ZEBRA 1957 SCAROUUS W CUD GUL VANNBY, 10T TO 75-T FR, MARRIN CA, OAK F. DEC 28-29 2 OR 3 SURFACES-RISING RUNNERS SEEN IN LOW PARKNESS BUT NONE WAS TAKEN. SAW NO OTHER SURE SIGN OF MORE WOLF AND NO MUCH DIRT-MOUNTING WHICH I TOOK TO HAVE BEEN DONE BY THOMAYS.
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A.C.ZIEGLER 1957 Myotis californicus Sloan Ranch, 3400 ft, 3 mi. E Montoomsy Cr., A.D., Shasta Co., Calif. Aug-31 Dr. Benson shot 1 on road before larger house. Sept. 1 " These bats seem to fly lower & may stick near the woods more than the larger bats (Lasionyctis + GATIBUS) which were shot high.
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A.C.Ziegler 1957 Myotis THYSANO068 Butt Creek & mi. S Creeker, Plumas Co., Calif. 4300+ft. Sept. 3 Shot 1 at dusk flying 15 ft. up in meadow near woods beside. Other bats shot in same meadow along stream were Coryicus, & Labronycerius and Myotis Vemifoli). This species looked like a "smatn" bat flying. Mine near Lucerne, Lake Co., California Sept. 6 I seen with other Myotis in old mine tunnel at 2 or 2:30 A.M. Dr Benson & others have found in these tunnels before.
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A.C. ZIEGEL 1957 LABIOLYCTERUS NOCTUAGENS 4300+FT. GULF VALLEY QUASO STR, T. 14 N., R. 4 E., SEE 23 OCTOBER CAY CANIF. AUG. 23 DR. BENSON SHOT 1 AT TWILIGHT IN MEADOW MACE. AUG. 24 " SUTON RANCH, 3000+FT., 3 MI. E MONTGOMERY C.A.P.O., SHASTA CO., CALIF. SEPT. 1 SHOT 1 AT DUSK FLYING ALONG ROAD BESIDE LARGE HILLS. WHITE ON BACK OF THIS SPECIMEN NOT TOO EXTENSIVE - GIVING IT RATHER A BLACK APPEARANCE. 4200+FT. BURT CREEK, 8 MI. S ONSIDER, PLUMAS CO., CALIFORNIA. SEPT. 4 SHOT 1 AT DUSK FLYING 25 FT UP OVER MEADOW WITH STREAM BORDERED BY CONIFERS. THIS APPEARS A "LARGE" BAT IN FRONT. OTHER BATS SHOT NEARBY ALONG SAME STREAM EXAMINED: MYOTIS THYSANODES , T MYOTIS VERTICOR (?)
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A.C. Zickler 1957 EPERICUS FUSCUS SWAN Ranch, 3400± ft, 3 mi. E Montgomery Cr., A.O., Sherman Co., Okla. Aug. 31 Shot 1 flying over road between & acres & small land at twilight. Very fat & big. Butte Creek 8 mi. S Chester, Pumas Co., Okla. Sept. 4 Dr. Birson shot 1 female creek over meadow. Other birds roosted along same crest were Lasiomycterus, Myiops thysanoptes & MYOPS VENTER (?) +300± ft.
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A.C. BICKER 1957 APHODONTIA RURA POLKES FLAT, 5000 FT, 12 MI. NW HARP CAMP, SISKIYOU CO., CALIF. AUG. 28 I CATCHED ONE BETWEEN 3:00 PM & 10:00 PM IN BURROW SYSTEM ON DRY HILLSIDE ABOUT 25 YDS FROM A SMALL SWIFT STREAM. MUCH DIRT & ROCKS LING OUTSIDE OF BUNROWS AND THIS MORNING WAS DRY. HOLES WERE ABOUT 3-4 IN IN DIAMETER. TAIL WAS #1 STRONG, BUT HAS BEEN FINNED IN TWICE DURING PRECEDING DAY & NIGHT. NEAR REST. TAILS LEFT ANOTHER 24 HOURS BUT NO MORE WERE CAUGHT IN THIS RUN. SAW SIMILAR HOLES 50 YDS DOWN HILLSIDE IN MORE OPEN HABITAT, SCHUTLESS SET THERE WERE NOT SPRUNG. I GOT WHERE APHODONTIA WAS TRAPPED HAD CONIFERS & DEAD LOG & BRUSH AROUND IT AND LITTLE GREEN GRASS OR PLANTS. TAIL MEASUREMENT WAS TAKEN FROM EARS AFTER SKINNING, BEFORE SKINNING TAIL SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN MUCH SHORTER.
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A.C. BIEGEL 1957 SCIRPUS DOUGLASSI Aug 22 Back Swanry Camp, 3700 ft., T. 12 N, R. 5 E, Sec. 13, Siskiyou Co., Calif. Caught 1 in trap near with apricot set on open ground between 2 Douglas Pines 15 ft. apart. At about 2 or 2:30 PM. Saw no doves in camp but Dr. Benson shot at a couple of doves on fire road thru the forest. Dr Benson shot 1 near camp this P.M. Aug 25 Emi Valley Guard Sta., T. 14 N, R. 4 E, Sec. 23, De Norte Co., Calif. Saw none in camp but 1 hawk doves and 3+ miles out of camp as we were enroute to 4-mile Creek. Aug 27-30 Podocactus, 5000 ft., 12 mi. NW Happy Camp, Siskiyou Co., Calif. Dr Benson got 2 or 3 hoot - one eaten in trap by Goshawk. 2 or 3 other squirrels seen around camp in contests.
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A.L. ZICORNI 1957 SCURVES GRISSES BACK SHAWY CAMP, T. 12 N, R. 15, SEC. 18, SISKIYOU CO., CALIF. 3700 FT. AUG-21 DR BENSON SHOT 1 ON ROAD THAT FOLLOWS LEADING TO THE CUT-OFF TO THIS CAMP. ANIMAL HAD WARBLERS AROUND NECK IT POSSIBLY SOME SORT OF MONGER. AUG-25 CHL VANNYR BRAGO SW, T. 14 N, R. 45, SEC. 23, DE NOIRELA CREEK V300 FT. SAW 3 OR 4 MORE ON ROAD WHILE LEAVING CAMP ENROUTE TO 4-MILE CREEK. DR BENSON CLIMBED A 30 FT FIR TO A NEST IN TOP OF THE TREE THE SQUIRREL HURT THREE BRANCHES OF ROTATING NEEDS, SAW PONGS IN THE MEADOW OR IMMEDIATE SURROUNDINGS.
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A.L. Ziegler 1957 Citrus Bogeny But Creek, 8 mi.s Chester Pumas Co., Calif. 4300 ft. in about 3:45 p.m. Sept. 4 I TRAPED a SCHVINE on large log near base of conifer shape. Seven or holes 3-4 in. in dia. seen along bottom of slope at edge of meadow with dirt & rocks piled outside of them & may have been burrows of this species. None besides the trapped one seen here but several seen along roads coming into the valley this year. Hoshanos Experiment Station, Mono Co., Calif. Sept. 6 Saw 4 or 5 on other slopes around rocks or logs during morning rise-
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A.C. ZENKER 1957 CITRONUS ROBERTI DOORAR, 4300ft. End Valley Grass Str., Tilly, R. 48 sec. 23 Den Nore Co, C.A. Aug. 24 Dr. Benson shot a young one out of colony? Near Meadowlark (not sure). I got 1 [illegible] Scavenger year set before a fruiting RUBUS (?) which seems showed some animal was eating fruit. There was baited with apples & squirrel meat, Animal caught sometime in afternoon & before 7:00 pm. Polar Flat, 500 ft., 12 mi. NW Airport Camp, Siskiyou Co, Calif. Aug 27-30 Dr. B. trapped 2 moose - none seen by myself. One of his was a young individual
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A.C. Ziegler 1957 Cirrnus hudsoni Eld Valley Guard Sra., T. 14 N, R. 4 E, Sees, De Norte Co, Calif. +300'ft. Aug. 25 Entered out of this location Dr. Benson saw young one before road # shot at on other near separating gap. We saw 1 or two more. They were not seen by us around the meadow we camped in but seems to be found on the rocks, sunnier banks along the road. Those seen seemed fright small. But Creek Pm. S Chester Plumas Co, Calif. +300'ft. Sept. 3-5 I Schuyler - married Schuyler & Dr. Benson live-trapped several around one camp on Cowfer quad. Sometimes 2 or 3 taken at some near location within an hour or so of each other, first camp where they have been common right in camp. One got into our bread, in camp #1022 still here after 5 or 6 others trapped within 50-40's of camp. Very quick animals. Adams were very fat, especially under skin of posterior part of body.
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A.C.Zimmer 1957 Cyanitis AMOBUS POKER FLAT 5000 FT, 12 MI. NW Happy Camp, Siskiyou County. Aug.28 I which may be this species taken sometime between 9:00 am & 2:00pm in scrubber with Prunus & Bird Cages under low coniferon Day Forests Hillside. Chipmunks seemed scarce here - only 2 seen in immediate vicinity of our camp but several seen on ways in & out going out,
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A.C.Bicker 1957 Eupomias speciosus 4300' ft. But (read) & Mr. S Chester, Pumas by Chance. Sept 3-5 Dr Benson took 2 of 3 in Mrs Base's own Dry conifer slope with Fernow logs. 1 or 2 seen about camp. I saw only about 1 on the 4th between 8:00 am & noon in live yeaon dry shade but caught no others. Animals are quite copper-colored on sides — appearing quite bright in color when seen. Citomus laevis seem more common, or at least more obvious, around our camp. Live yeasons Eupomias Bros back to Bickery as native. (Ac 490)
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A.C. EIDNER 1957 EURNIAKE TOWNSEND 1 BACK SHAWNY CAMP 3700 FT. T. 12 N. R. 5 E. SEC. 13, Siskiyou Co., Calif. APR 22 SEVERAL IN TEAS ON DRY HILLSIDES + 1 IN WET GULCH BEFORE STORM BAD - PROBABLY ONE THIS SPECIES. THERE ANIMALS SEEN IN WOODS BUT ONLY 1 WAS CAME INTO CAMP & IT NOW BEFORE DR. BENSON COULD GET A PISTOL. I YELLED IN LIVE TRAPS BETWEEN 7:30 & 10:30 PM. APR, 23-25 End Valley Guard Sta. 4300 FT. T. 14 N. R. 46 SEC. 23, DEE NEAR Co., Calif. FAMILY COMMON IN WOODS AROUND THIS LOCANITY - BUT NOT SEEN IN MEGADOW. ANK LOOK FAMILY SIMILAR + POSSIBLY ARE ONE THIS SPECIES.
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A.C. Bicknell 1957 GLAUCOMYS SABRINUS Porcupine, 500 ft., 12 mi. NW Happy Camp, Siskiyou Co., Calif. Aug 27-30 Dr. Benson took 2 in Schuyler's near area camp at bases of dead snags + never took on dry fruit + piece of meat on once year, born pp. Sounded snags but could not scare out only.
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A.C.Ziegler 1957 TWO-MANYS BOTTAE SURON RANCH, 3400+ FT. 3 MILE MONTECITO Cr., P.O., SANTA CRUZ CO., CALIF. STEP 1 4 IN OPEN FIELDS WITH SOME CROPS IN MEADOWS. GROWING WITH LITTLE OF NO ROCKS. STEP 2 "" 1 RUN SEEN IN DUSKY PLOWED OR DISCED FIELD, 2 OF THESE 4 CAUGHT IN THIS 1 RUN.) +300' FT. BUTT CREEK, 8 MI. S CHICAGO, PALOS CO., CALIF. STEP 4. 1 IN DRIEST PART OF MEADOW NEAR BASE OF CONIFER SHOES. TRAPS SET IN OTHER RUNS ON SAME SIDE OF CREEK FOR 7 DAYS GOT NO OTHER BOTTHORS. (DR. BENSON HAS ALREADY CAUGHT 1 HERE), DR. B. ALSO CAUGHT SOME MORE SMALL ONES IN SAME HABITAT BEYOND CREEK. SEEMS AS IF THIS COUNTRY WOULD SUPPORT MANY MORE BOTTHORS THAN WERE PRESENT ON MEADOW EDGE ON ONE SIDE OF CREEK. A LARGE GRASSY ISLAND OR PREDOMINANTLY AN ISLAND HAD NO MOUNDS AT ALL ON IT ANDTO GAVRIEL COULD HAVE REACHED IT ON DRY LAND MOST OF TIME, NO MOUNDS SEEN ON DRY CONIFER SLOPES. BECAUSE OF THESE FACTS I'S SUSPICIOUS FOR MONICOLA BUT ANIMAL THEMSELVES DO NOT LOOK LIKE BOTTAE ACCORDING TO DR. BENSON (EYES SMALL, TAIL LONG ETC.)
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A.C. Brecken 1957 Thompson's Gorge 2. W onto Owl Valley, 750 ft., Marin Co., Calif. Oct. 29 I on hillside in cattle pasture. Present woldings of at least 4 others noticed in valley - probably many more but no special search was made for them. Another set of 2 yards caught nothing- in night day it was out. In some places straight rows with small piles of dirt every 2 or 3 ft. were noticed running across fields - I guess garbage also.
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A.C. ZICORGE 1957 Thompson Montana 4300 ft. Fk Vannoy Grd Spt, T. 14W, R. 46, Sec. 23, Deer Lodge Co, Mont. Aug. 24. Got 5 in meadow, ground with some rocks + pebbles but fairly easy working. Also saw fresh workings in debris spots on wooded hillsides but did not manage to catch anywhere. Dr. Benson got several in meadow also. Coes from snow working seen on meadow. Dr. B. saw 1 case almost completely made up of rocks but that I saw was mostly dirt. Pole Flat, 5000 ft., 12 mi. NW Happy Camp, Deer Lodge Co. Aug. 27-29. I taken each day in runs in meadow and also open rocky slopes in thin timber. Ground almost nowt pebbles + rocks up to 1" in wtrs. Some "snow coes" seen on slopes. Some runs seen in very wet + perry ground among willows but most seen on dry ground. Caught day & night.
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A.I. BECKER 1957 Lagios CAVADONS? But Creek 8 mls outside Plumas Co, Calif. 4300 ft. Scot 3-5 THERE WERE APPARENTLY HOLE UP TO A YEAR OR SO AGO SINCE SOME CONIFERS CUT DOWN HELD NEEDLES. BEAVER HAD BUILT 2023 DAMS 10-15 FT LONG X 1 TO 2 FT. DOWN ON SIDE BRANCHES OF CREED. NO LOGGED NOTES BUT TOTAL BIG BURROWS ON ISLAND WERE CAUTION SHOWING PASSAGES & TUNNELS 1 TO 2 FT IN HEIGHT X 1 TO 3 FT. WIDE- ENANCES NOT SEEN. MANY BASHY WINDOWS CUT LONG BEFORE BY ANIMALS. DR. BENSON FOUND AN APPARENTLY "DETRIT" ON DOO YOSOR SO UP STREAM. CATTLE ARE GRASSING ALONG THIS STREAM NOW & MANY FISHMEN APPARENTLY COME HERE ON HOLIDAYS AND HAVE DONE SO FOR SOME TIME I GUESS.
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A.C. Ziccarel 1957 RETRODOOMY'S MEADOWS W. END Bld VARNEY, 10-10 7/8 FT. MARIN CO. CRAWF. Dec. About 8 or 10 CAVOUT IN BUNCH AS2023 CLUMP CENTERS IN READS SET FOR NEUROTICUS NOTICEBUT MORE COMMON IN CLUMPS RATHER IN RUNS BELOW THE CLUMPS. ALL LOOKS ADULT. Dec. 28-29 ABOUT 15 FALCON [illegible] ABOUT 25 1/4 AND 75 1/4 FT. ALL TALKEN AT NIGHT SO SEEM TO BE SPECIALLY NIGHT WORKERS - NOT SO WITH MICROS: PESONISEUS MANICULATIS AND SORGY VAORANS
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A.C. ZIGGLER 1957 PEROMYSCUS BOYLEI Tat. 4-mi. Crest o Ck, Creabon T. 15N, R6E, Sec [illegible], Siskiyou Co., Alta. Aug 24 Dr Binson caught 7+ along with P. MANICULATUS & P. NEVEI on higher drige GROUND there. Savage Ranch, 3400 ft, 3 mi. E Montoomary Cr., P.O., Shingwald, SCO1 DR Binson took 1 young BALONG SECERAR P. MANICULATUS in BAUSHR log CUNAY BELOW LARGE ROAD DAM.
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A.C. ZIEGEL 1957 Peromyscus maniculatus Aug 21 Back Shanty Camp T. 12N, R. 7E, Sec. 13, Siskiyou Co., Calif. Caught 4 between 8 and 10:30 pm in wet grass & underbrush along very small stream. All in "adult" pelage. Aug 22 Caught 3 in Sherman live traps on dry hillside with dark fir & some 3 ft. high underbrush during night, only I showed remains of grey "juvenile" pelage. Dr. Benson took 1 along small stream. 1 in half-juvenile pelage in swab traps in wet gulley between 7:30 and 10:30 pm. 1 in live traps during same period. Aug 23-25 Eul Valley Guard Sta., T. 14N, R. 4E, Sec. 23, Klamath Co., Calif. Many caught in all types of habitable here. Dr. Benson caught 1 which he thought was a juvenile Boylei or maniculatus. 2 maniculatus were caught between 8:00 and 10 am mice. In my live trapping a young animal entered the same trap 3 times during the first half of the night even after being thrown out of the traps twice. Aug 26 Int. 4-mile Creek & Cleve Creek, T. 15N, R. 6E, Sec. 2, Siskiyou Co., Calif. 3 were only mammals caught in 50 mls specs set along creek on various edge, on rocks and along very dry, but still mossy, banks. Dr. Benson on higher drier ground away from creek caught P. boylii & P. newby among with this
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A.C. ZEBEN 1957 Peromyscus maniculatus JULY 4 - MILE CREEK + CLEAR CREEK, T. 15N, R. 6E, SEE B SKIRDA, LOOK 1400' FT. AUG 26 (CONT.) SPECIES SO IT MAY BE, SINCE I CAUGHT ONLY MANICULATUS IN SKEOMBED, THAT IT HAS A "NICHE" INVOLVING WETTER AREAS THAN THE OTHER TWO SPECIES, AGUE FURT, 5000' FT, 12 MI. NW HARRY CAMP, PISKIYOU CO, COLORADO. AUG 27-30 ONLY CAUGHT IN ONE HABITAT NEAR AROUND CAMP. A FEW LOOKED BIGGER THAN OTHERS WITH LONGER EARS + THICKER, BUT NOT NECESSARILY LONGER, TAILS SO IT OF LARGER PRIMIONS AT A GROUP OF TWENTY WERE SAWS. SUPON RANCH 3400' FT, 3 MI. E MORGANSWILE, P.O., SAGOS CO, COLORADO. SEPT. 1 GOT 10 IN DOGWOOD THICKET, IN YANK GAPS + UNDER BUSHERS AROUND THE HOUSE + SMALL WILD HORSES. DR BENSON GOT SEVERAL IN BRUSH + LOG CULLY AND ALSO A YOUNG P. BOTLEY. SEPT. 2 OR 3 MORE AROUND LAKES + IN DOGWOOD - MADE THICKER IN MUS. SPECIES. ABOUT 12 OR MORE ON DAY BRISTLY HILLSIDE WITH SMALL CREEK RUNNING ALONG IT, 3 DEAD IN LIVE YEARS. BUT CREEK 8 MI. S CHESTER, PLUMAS CO, COLORADO. SEPT 3-5 4300' FT. SEVERAL CAUGHT IN ONE HABITAT NEARBY HERE. TAILS SEEM SHORT + RADIER THICK. LIVE YEARS HAD A COUPLE OF SAME INDIVIDUALS SEVEN DAYS DAILY NIGHT.
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A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 3 Peromyscus maniculatus W. END Gil Varney, 10°-1075'ft, Mason Co. Cave. Dec.22 15 or so taken overnite in bunch gras chumps & runs in grasses here. Mostly adults. Dec.28-29 Same as above except about 20 taken. Some were trapped during day. If any at all were young they did not number more than 2 or 3.
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A.C. ZICHER 1957 Peromyscus nevi JUN H-MILE CRABER + CHASE CRABER, 1400 FT., T. 15N, R. 6E, SEE [2], SISKIYOU CO., CALIF. AUG 26, DR. BENSON CAUGHT 3 PROVO W/ H P. MANICULATUS & P. BOYLEI ON HICKER, WATER GROUND HERE. HE SAYS NEVI MAY BE TEND FROM BOYLEI BY TUBES ROBBER EARS & FINGER SCALATION AT ONE DARK.
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A.C. Biddle 1957 Noroma Creek End Vanney Gravo Sta., T. 14N, R. 4E, Sec. 23, Deer Wold Co, South Dakota Aug 25 I found in scrubby near bank with Prunus & squirrel meat in front yard on bank. 3 ft from creek and under a thin beam. I saw of 8-10 ft high shrubs. No indication of houses but Dr. Benson said he saw some piling of sticks which was possible work at a wood raft. Poker Flat, 5000ft, 12 mi NW Hardy Camp, Siskiyou Co, Cal. Aug 28 I caught in scrubby under end of a big log on Prunus mouse body. Sort of a skull over to Arizona. Log was only dry forested shore not close to any rock outcroppings. Aug 29 I at base of a large conifer on bird body among in a scrubby. Skull cleaving so not saves. Site was among trees but open, sunny. 50 ft away was a dirt & rock place with Noroma burrows & only a few shrubs.
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A.C. ZIEBELL 1957 OCTHRAIONOMYS OCCIDENTALIS Drake Shanry Camp, 3700 ft., T. 12N, R. 5E, Sec. 13, Siskiyou Co. Cal. Aug. 21 I in mus trap set in wet spot along stream between 8-10:30 pm. Mouse caught by leg + very mean. Trap set in hollow scramble under a fallen log but about 4 ft. from stream. Took Aegomyscus manicula near this spot and [illegible] this evening. Aug. 22 I in live trap on dry fir-covered hillside with some underbrush in places. Dr Benson took 1 also near stream in green underbrush. Aug. 23 I on dry hillsides in live trap under scrub oaks 3 ft. down beside path, 20 ft to nearest log. The 2 taken these last 2 days were almost dead when taken from live traps so maybe they cannot survive as long under cramack conditions with little food as Aegomyscus can. Police Flat, 5000 ft., T. 12N, NW Happy Camp, Siskiyou Co., Cal. Aug. 27 I in live traps set on steep hillsides under some brush with fires above, also 1 in stream bed 20 ft. from base of forested slope. Aug. 29 I in live trap on steep hillside near place where Aug. 27 live trap specimen was caught, and under a 3 ft high sprawling bush. Trap baited with cracker crumbs.
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A.L. RICOLE 1957 MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS SURAN RANCH, 3400+ FT, 3 MI. E. MONTGOMERY C.E. P.O., SHOSHONE CO, IDA. SEPT. 1 CAUGHT 3 ADULTS & 1 YOUNG IN OARS AROUND 2 RAILS HERE WHICH MAY BE THIS SPECIES BUT TAILS LOOK LONG. RUNS SEEN IN OARS BUT ARE NOT PARTICULARLY DISTINCT. W. END OLD VINEYARD, 10+ TO 75+ FT., MASON CO., OR. DEC. 27 MANY RUNS & UNDERGROUND TUNNELS OF MICROTUS SEEN IN FIELDS -- ABOUT 15-18 CAUGHT OVERNIGHT -- MOSTLY GOOD SIZED. IF THE TUNNELS SEEN IN FIELDS -- ABOUT 1/2 MI. IN OLD, WERE MADE BY MICROTUS THE ANIMALS WERE CLEARING THEM BY PUSHING OUT SMALL CLODS OF MUD -- NOTHING LIKE GARDENER WORKING -- JUST A CLOD OR 2. FLOORS OF RUNS WERE WET FROM FREEZING WATER. Some OPENED IN BUNCH GRASS, SOME IN OPEN FIELD BUT ALL HAD MICROTUS-LIKE RUNS LEADING AWAY FROM THEM AT EASTLY DEC. 28-29 150-20 YARDS IN DAY & NIGHT AT AN ELEV- ATIONS HERE. ONLY 2 SMALLER ONES KILLED -- MOSTLY GOOD ADULTS. CUTTINGS FREQUENTLY NOTICES IN RUNS IN BUNCH-T SAWGRASS.
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A.C. BICE 1957 Micrurus longicaudus? Eld Valley Grass Sna, Twn, Rye Sec 23, Del Norte Co, Calif. x300ft. Aug. 23-25 On 23rd Dr. Benson lifted a large piece of sheet iron at 3:00 PM and found a young one beneath it. I wrote a piece of bowy and found 2"v. nose it about 9:00 PM. In the spots in meadow where grass grew fairly thick some runways or sorts could be seen but mostly runs were not noticeable. Some open runs a couple of inches wide maybe 1/2in deep were seen in three spots in meadow and Dr B, that these might be runs of this species. On 23rd I got 1 (with skull broken) in mus grass under oerhangng bushes beside creek between 6:00 + 8:00 PM. On 25th got 1/2way out of gap in runny running three willow trees in meadow and also 1 on moist brushy ground beside stream. Last spot was usually by woods so these are not apparently restricted to the grass in meadows. Aug. 27-30 Price Flat 5000ft, 12mi NW Happy Camp Lakeville, Calif. Many tadpole shrimp in tank and short grass, also in willows in wet flat, None tadpole on dry hillsides. On Aug 30 saw 1 in grass in meadow about 8:00 AM. Sep 142 SUPAN RANCH 3400ft, 3mi E Montgomery Co, P.O., Shasta Co, Calif. Animals caught here agree with this species as M. camfieldae.
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A.C.Bicour 1957 Microtus longicaudus Butt Creek Pass Cheese, Plumas Co, Calif. 4300ft. Sept. 3-5 Seven taken in wet meadow with 1 to 2½ ft. high sage + live + service-cut willow bushes. 2 M. montanus also taken in meadow apparently in drier spots but maybe not sure montanus kept to this drier ground, M. montanus from this locn. is browner on back with a shorter tail which compare to longicaudus from here. Neither species taken on drier hill slopes bordering meadow. Young + adults of longicaudus — the more common species — taken within meadow.
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A.C.Brown 1957 Micrurus monachus 4300+ ft. Butte Creek, 8 mi. S Chester, Plumas Co., Caunt. Sept 4th I taken each day in price part of meadow among with M. monocus (which see) under 1 FT high sport. Some patter in distinct runs seen. Saccy krogons + Psemyscus manickatus taken in these runs also.
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A.C. Zeeher 1957 Mus Musculus Wendell Valley, 10° to 75° ft., Mchen Co., Cal. Dec.22 1 in trap at 75° ft., at 10:30 pm, (Dec.2) looks small & greyish brown below. Took it out, robot trap & wandered 10 steps away; when trap sprung down x had another small one by taking same trap. 2 deer 3 more fallen, in journey overnight. None seems especially light below. Based on houses within ½ mile in 2 directions. Dec.25 2 mus in fences in bunch grass canyons or grass bottom. Seems adults, not white below. Just grey brown above & below. Traps in about same localities as last weekend,
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A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 ZAGUS PRINCIPIS BLUE FROG, 5000 FT., 12 MI. NW HAYDEN LAKE, SISKIYOU CO., CALIF. AUG. 27 1 IN DARK BROWN ALONG SNOWY STREAM BELOW ONE CANT. VERY FAT. MICROTIUS LONGICAVOUS & PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS TAKEN IN SAME AREA. AUG. 28 1 IN MUS. SPEC. ALONG SNOWY STREAM BUT ON ROCKS ON STREAM EDGE IN AREA OF BUNCH-HIGH GRASS. CRUSHED SKULL- NOT SAVED. BUTT CREEK, 3 MI. S CHESTER, PLUMAS CO., CALIF. +300 FT. SEPT. 3 1 IN MUS SPEC BESIDE STUMP UNDER 2 FT. TANK SCORGE. YOUNG- WITH LITTLE OR NO FAT VISIBLE. SOREX VAGRONIS, MICROTIUS SPA & PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS & NEVADENSIS TAKEN IN SAME GINGER HABITAT - ALSO A SOREX PANORENS NEARBY.
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P.C. Green 1957 BETHISON Fowle Camp, 6 mi. E (approx) Mt. Shasta, Siskiyou Co., Ca. Aug. 30 Saw 1 Opos on road between Yreka & this locality. Near Greenville, Plumas Co., Calif Sept. 2 Saw small live blackish one walking on shoulder of road roughly 20 mi. before we reached Greenville en route from Saxon Ranch, 3400 ft, 3 mi. E Montgomery Cr. P.O., Shasta Co., Ca. +300 ft. Butt Creek & mi. S Chester, Plumas Co., Calif. Sept. 3 Saw 1 5/8 ft. O.R. cow for size of body 1/2 to 1 1/2 ft. Assisted by this species all the Beaver were also present in this area and recently lost them a year ago.
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"Bear" 3700' ft. BREAD SHAW MT COMP, JTN, R. 15 E, SEC. 13, Siskiyou Co., Calif. Aug. 22 Dr. Benson identified drawings beside road as those of bear. Said the feet had dirt & other debris in them. I saw a foot-long, 6 inch wide gouge in a very rotten log on dry hills, of which I thought might possibly have been made by a bear tearing into the log. Saw a 5 inch dia hole in dead terminal grown tree 4 or 5 ft. off ground. Hole was 3 or 4 inches deep & showed 2 claw marks on upper edge. Also saw about same size hole but about 8 inches deep dug into side of a large rotten fallen log. Grooves made by claws clearly mark into lower edge of hole. Aug. 23 End Valley Guard Sta., T. 14 N, R. 4 E, SEC. 23, San Norte Co., Calif. 4300' ft. Found 2 piles of [illegible] droppings probably of bear as they contained much coarse leaf matter & other veg. material. A Mr. Lambert said bears were thin this time of year and were occasionally seen in this area. He did not seem to think bears do as much damage to young-gro woody trees as some people said.
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A.C.GEORGE 1957 PROCTON COLOR SUPAN RANCH, 3400 FT, 3 MI. E MONITOMBAY (C.P.O.), SHERIDAN CO., COLORADO. AUG 21 - SEPT 2 TRACKS BUT NO ANIMALS SEEN. I SPENT WITH DR. BENSONS HUNT OF PEAKS. BUT CREEK, +390 FT., 1 MI. S WESTER, PUMAS CO., COLORADO. SEPT. 3 TRACKS OF 1 IN CAMP HOST NITE BUT A STERN YEAR SET A DAY LATER DID NOT GET IT. WIND END VARIETY, 10 TO 75 FT, MASON CO., COLORADO. DEC 28-29 YAKELS WORMED IN 2023 SPOKE LAST WEEKEND AND THESE TWO DAYS. TRACKS IN SAME PHASES SPACING TRACKS - ESTIMATELY STRONG DEER BUT MAY HAVE BEEN 2 HOUSE CARS IN VICINITY.
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A.C.Bricke 1957 Mustela erminia Aug 28 Police Flat, 3000 ft. 12 mi. N Happy Camp, Siskiyou Co. I -> caught running across rat trail set on one of mossy logs across stream. The trail was so slippery that in order to keep against bank of stream weapon had to run across it. Barred with prunes, a set where stream left small pool. Surrounded by rank grass or Scotch. Willow thicket 10 ft. away.
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A.C. Zietzer 1957 Weno End Valley, 10th Rt., Marlin Co. Camp. Dec. 29 Dead animal on beaten - stomach crushed but no external injuries noted, savage bite rt. canine x3 upper right central teeth. Animal was seen last weekend Augo. Fur shinning but otherwise looks in fair shape. It must have a long time for one of these to rot down to skeleton stage. Carcass has been washed 25 more ft. inland since last week rather than being where body was roughly 5 ft. long, - fur yellow-brown, sex?
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A.C.Bicker 1957 Centaurus canaogensis x300 ft. End Vanney Grass Sho T.14N R.4E Sec.23 De Morte Clam Nov.23 None seen but Mr. Lambert (see January) told us there used to be 3 in Front Vanney - with a meadow + row about three miles up the road from our camp - but now only 1 large male remains, this one apparently was seen where the domestic cattle grazing in this meadow and had a rather set of antlers. Lambert said he poked the ground & used his antler - or the front spikes - to throw a large branch from the ground out of his way. He thought these were "Native" elk + not the smaller "introduced elk from further south" whatever that means.
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A.C.BICOLER 1957 ODOCOILEUS HEMIONUS Gul Vannetburno Sta, JILLN, E.46, SEE.23 De NORt Co, Calif. Aug.28-25 Not seen but fresh yecks deam comp 2 nights, Mr. hambroetin [100-Townway] said they were seen thru this country. Supan Ranch, 3400 ft., 8 mi. E Montoomery Ce. P.O., Shasta Co, Calif Aug.31-Sep2 Many pecks seen on roads in fields here. No animals actually seen tho. Butt Creek, 8 mi. S Chester, Plumas Co, California Sep.3-5 Tracks but no animals seen in old beater meadow. Apparently feeding party on scree path this may have been work of range cattle which were also seen in area. Hedlowas Experimental Station, Mendocino Co, Calif. Sep.6 Many F & towns but no bucks seen between 9:30AM-2:30 PM on station, limits hunting allowed here. W. end Gul Vannet, 10 to 75 ft., Marin Co, Calif. Dec.21 H, 2 and I seen in late afternoon on ridges to N side of valley. Ampp land is posted against hunting but club shoots here. Dec.28-29 Only 2 seen this week end - tracks in seven places - even down close to ocean beach.
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Ziegler, A. C. 1958 Catalogue nos. 982-1332
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A.C. ZICKEFUSE 1958 CATALOG. Brooks Island, 10+ Ft. Contra Costa Co., Calif. Jan 5 Coll. P.V. Amoceson & J.C. Onoos 982 ♂ (163x5) Mus musculus 167-77-18-12(N) 20.5 983 ♀ (NO ears) " " 159-78-17-13(N) 15.1 984 ♂ (π33x5) ears-) " " 153-73-18-12(N) 14.5 985 ♀(NO ears's) " " 164-84-18½-13(N) 14.3 986 ♀ (NO ears's) " " 131-63-17-11(N) 8.2 San Rafael (5 wormer cover), Marin Co., Calif. Prior to Dec. 29, 1957 Permits Dec. 28, 1957 given #s Jan 8, 1958 Alcoholic 987 ? Mus musculus (brown) (no hearts) Coll. Mr. Travis Wrence. Dec'd Dec. 28th, 1957 than Thomas W. Pertam (---) Alcoholic 988 ? " " (black) " Alcoholic 989 ? " " (black) " Boulder ("Head of Conneicks Creek") Alameda Co., California Jan. 15 Coll. Mr. Kim Hayes Alcoholic 990 ♂ Scirurus niger 515-235-66-30(N) 785gm. Brooks Island, 50+ Ft. Contra Costa Co., Calif. Jan 18 991 ♂ (TEs(4K3mm) Gx, G.) Mus musculus 168-83-19-1/4(N) 19.5 992 ♂ (TEs 2K5mm). CRO - " 175-82-19½-13½(N) 20.7 PART SKUL ONLY - PICK VA 993 ? HOMO SAPIENS AMERICANUS NOMADUS. (ELou. PART SKUL ONLY - ALGUA O±M.) 994 ♂ " " " " (6± Ft.) 1 MI. E, 2 MI. N TRONA (SAN BENNADO Co.), INYO CO., CALIF. 1700+FT. CARTO: JAN 30, 1958 DIGG: FEB. 26, 1961 995 ♀(NO ears) DIADONYUS MERCIANI 208+-114+-41-11(N) 33.0
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A.C. ZICLER 1958 CATALOG \frac{1}{2} MI. SE (BY ROAD) SUMMIT-WALKER PASS, 5100 +/- FT. KERN CO., CALIF. JAN. 30 996 XANIVUSIA 997 VIA (COLL. BY DR. W.S. QUAY) 7 MI. E (BY ROAD) MERCEY HOT SPRINGS, FRESNO CO., CALIF. JAN. 30 + Baculum - BICORN 998 ♀ VULPES MACROTIS 800-300-125-80(N) (no wt.) 12 MI. SE (BY ROAD) PRICES, SAN BENITO CO., CALIF. JAN. 31 999 ♂ RETINODONTYS MERLOTIS 135-73-15-13(N) 7.8 1000 ♀ " " 138-73-16-13(N) 9.2 1001 ♂ THOMONYS BOTTAI 209-66-29-6(N) 106.3 1002 ♀ " " 211-61-29-6(N) 128.6 1003 ♂ " " 228-67-29-6(N) 178.2 1004 ♀ NEOTOMA LEO, OR 316-145-31-28(N) 137.5 8 MI. E, 5 MI. N MERCEY HOT SPRINGS, 450 +/- FT. FRESNO CO., CALIF. OUT VIA FEB. 4 , COLL JAN 29, 1958 BY VIC LEWIN 1005 ♀ CITELLUS NEVOSI 231-66-36-14(N) 157.4 PANOCHO CREEK, 550 +/- FT., FRESNO CO., CALIF. OUT VIA FEB 4: COLL JAN 29, 1958 BY WM MARICE 1006 ♀ DIADOCMYS NIGRICOER 246-148-36-13(W) 36.8 1007 ♀ " " 231-132-38-12(W) 38.2 1008 ♂ " " 243-145-35-13(W) 41.8 1009 ♂ " " 241-137-36-13(W) 42.0
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A. C. ZICCER 1958 CATALOG PANOCHO CREEK, 550 FT., FRESNO CO, CALIFORNIA PUT UP FEB.4, COLL JAN 29, 1958 BY WM J MONROE 1010 ♂ (TES3X10) GAI0+) DIPODYS MNGATOOC8 235-131-36-13(N) 43.5 1011 ♂ (TES3X10) GP10+) " " 242-141-36-13(N) 43.9 1012 ♂ (TES3X10) GPI0+) " " 239-140-35-13(G) 44.8 1013 ♂ (TES3X10) GAI0+) " " TOTAL CAUSING? [220-113]-36-13(N) 45.7 1014 ♂ (TES,6X12) CAI0+) " " 252-147-36-13(G) 47.9 Brooks Island, 0 TO 10 FT., CONTEA COSO CO, CALIF. FEB 9 # 1015 FOUND DEIGNALLY BY PAUL APTSUCK ONLY - AICUA ANOCISION ON FEB.2, 1958. 1015 HOMOSAGENS AMERICANUS NO MEAS. (6 FEET) PARTS SUC ONLY - ALCUA " " NO MEAS. (5 FT.) 1016 (FEMIN) " " " NO MEAS. (GLOW) 5 FT. PARTS SUC ONLY - AICUA " " NO MEAS. (COLD) 10 FT. 1017 STRAWBERRY CANYON (N GROBOTANICAL GARDENS) BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO, CALIF. FEB 20 ALL COLL BY F COMAY & TORRESO 1018 ♀(NO) FENG SOREX AENATUS 99-37-11-8(N) 4.7am. 1019 ♀ (NO) (EUS) " " 101-35-11-8(G) 4.9am. 1020 ♀(NO) EM18) " " 99-36-12-8(N) 5.0am. 1021 ♂ (TES3X5) GAI0-?) " " 103-35-11-8(G) 7.4am. 1 MI. N CAMP MEEGUE, SONOMA CO, CALIFORNIA PUT UP FEB. 17 (COLL FEB.6,1958) COLL WM HAMMOND & DON PASERS #504 FES 16 D:20 FEB 20, 1958 (N) 1022 ♂ (TES3X4) COLD-? PHEMACANS LONGCAVUS 171-69-20-12 19.4 ORIGANER # WILLO FE8/6/1958 #4 FEB 16 1023 ♂ (TES3X4) GAI0-) " " 164-69-20-11 26.8
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A.C. GEORGE 1958 Cataloo. Strawberry Canyon, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif. Mar 1 1024♂(TES 2X4 (GOIO-)) THOMOMYS BOTTAES 190-58-27-5(w) 83.1 1025♂(TES 6X9 (GAIO+)) PEOMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS 251-134-27-23(w) 48.2 1026♀(1ST,2LFT. SCARS) 260-132-26-23(w) 53.0 Brooks Island, 5± ft., Contra Costa Co., Calif. Mar. 2 part sides only - Archua. 1027♂?? HANO SABROS ANTRICANKS NO MEASUREMENTS. SAN FRANCISCO (MAN SUNG CO., 116 OOWT-AVE ), SAN FRANCISCO CO. CALIF. KILLS Mar 15 coll. Mar 13, 1958 1028♀( NOVISUALC OIN ) COLUMBA LIVIA 443.8 gm. JERS M. 620. STRAWBERRY CANYON, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. Mar. 28 1029♂(TES 11X15 (SOIO-)) THOMOMYS BOTTAES 252-73-30-7(w) 227.0 Mar. 29 1030♀(LACTANT? NO SCARS) VISCOSA ROCK TROWBRIOOSI 119-48-13-8(w) 6.1 1031♂(TES 4X8 (GAIO-)) PETHRODOMYUS MEGANTONS 148-78-16-13(w) 9.1 1032♂(TES 3X7 (GAIO-)) 144-74-16-12(w) 9.6 1033♀(NO EMAS) PEOMYSCUS TREVEI 205-98-24-21(w) 29.3 1034♂(TES 6X10 (GOIO+)) 208-105-23½-21(w) 32.1 1035♂(TES 10X4) (GAIO+)) THOMOMYS BOTTAES 230-73-28-7(w) 144.3 1036♂(TES 9X14 (GOIO.+?)) 231-72-28-7(w) 169.4
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A.C. ZICHER 1958 (CATACOS) UNIV OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. CAPTIVE ANIMALS KILLED MAR 27 1037♀ (NO EMB'S) MUS MUSCULUS (ALBINO) 176-84-19-13(w) 16.1 1038♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " (NO MEAT'S) 17.2 4 MI. E HAZLAND, 1000FT, MENDOCINO CO., CALIFORNIA APR. 10, 1958 1039♂ (TES 1/2 X 3 CAFO?) LASIUREUS CINEREUS 122-48-9-18(w) 16.4am. 1040♂ (TES 1/2 X 3 CAFO?) " " 127-55-9-18(w) 17.4 STRAWBERRY CANYON, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIFORNIA CAPT'D APR. 11, 1958, KILLED APR. 15, 1958 COLL. DE S. B. BENSON 1041♂ (TES 1/2 X 3 CAFO?) NEOROMA PUSCIPES 455-220-42-32(w) 3/16.1 APR. 23, 1958 COLL. BY H.M. BYRNE 1042♂ (TES 3 X 6 CAFO?) BOCCX OZINUS 95-34-11-8(w) 5.8 UNIV OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIFORNIA. CAPTIVE ANIMALS KILLED APR. 23, 1958 1043♀ (SAI. OUT SCARFS) MUS MUSCULUS (BLACK) 196-91-18-14(w) 29.8 1044♂ (TES 4X? CAFO?) " " 185-87-18-14(w) 30.2 1 MI. SE INVERNESS, MADERA CO., CALIFORNIA CAPT'D APR. 13, 1958, ALSO APR. 16, 1958, PUT UP APR. 23, 1958 COLL S.B. BENSON 1045♂ (TES TORS CALIFO?) MYOTIS CALIFORNICUS 72-33-5 1/2-11(w) 2.9am. NO CATS (PROBABLY FROM CALIFORNIA) SUMMER ONLY 1046♂(?) SCARANEUS LATIMANDUS,
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A.L. Bicknell 1958 Catmoo UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. CAPTIVES - ARRIVED APR. 23, 1958 skull only 1047 ♀(emb.) Oryctolagus cuniculus (albino) no meas's or wt. skull only 1048 ♀(emb.) '' '' '' CAPTIVES - KILLED MAY 7, 1958 1049 ♂(testes?) Mus musculus (G261) 164-78-19-13(w) 19.6 1050 ♂(testes?) '' '' '' 168-77-18-13(N) 23.3 SAN FRANCISCO ZOO, SAN FRANCISCO, SAN FRANCISCO CO., CALIFORNIA COLL MAY 6, 1958 PREP. MAY 7, 1958 COLL: "SAN FRANCISCO" 1051 ♀(NO) Rattus rattus 260-141-31-2(N) 36.7 1052 ♂(testes) '' '' '' CAID.-) 248-126-30-20(N) 38.2 4 MI. E HARLANO, 1000 FT., MERCED CO., CALIF. COLL APRIL 12, 1958, PREPARED MAY 27, 1958 1053 ♂(testes) Larinus cinereus 139-64-11-17(w) 18.5cm. 1054 ♂(testes?) '' '' 1055 ♂(tes ?) '' '' '' COLL APR 19, 1958 1056 ♂(testes 1/2 x 4) '' '' '' CAID.-) 133-50-11-17(N) 21.2 COLL APR 20, 1958 1057 ♀(NO) 140-53-11-17(N) [EVISCERATED] '' EMB. '' VAPOR END OF RETURNING '' HEAD VERY POORLY CONSERVED 20.3 COLL MAY 19, 1958 1058 ♂(TES 1/2 X 5) '' '' '' CAID.-) 132-57-11-17(w) 17.4 UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. CAPTIVE - PREP'D JUNE 9, 1958 1059 ♀(emb's) Mus musculus (blond) 181-86-18-13(w) 21.4
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A. C. ZIEBNER 1958 CATALOG STRAWBERRY CANYON, BERGLEY, ALMOSON CO., CALIF. JUNE 10 1060 ♂ (TES 2½) (SWIM?) SARGT ORNATUS 94-36-12-7(M) 3.3 1061 ♂ (TES 1½) (GP? ?) " " 96-36-11-7(M) 3.3 1 MI. W BOLINAS P.O., 120± FT, MASON CO., CALIF. JUNE 15 PART SIDES ONLY -P. CUT UP 364 SCARANUS HAYMANUS (PROCURED BY WM HAMINGTON III) (NO MEAS'S OR WT.) 1062 ? 1063 HYLA REGILLA 1064 " " 1 MI. E BOLINAS P.O., 5± FT, MASON CO., CALIF. JUNE 18 coll. WM HAMINGTON, III. 1065 ♀ THAMNOCHIS SNOOUT VENT 56± MM. 1 MI. W BOLINAS P.O., 120± FT, MASON CO., CALIF. JUNE 20 1066 HYLA REGILLA JUNE 21 1067 I LOT AMPHIB. TROPOLUS (20±) 1068 GREGGONOMUS JUNE 22 1069 ♂(NO) NEUROICHNUS 122-45-16-0 14.7 1070 ♂ (TES X½) (XY?) SARGT TREMBLOGETI 121-51-14-9(M) 7.4 1071 ♂ (TES (GP?)) " " 119-55-14-9(M) 6.6 1072 ♂ (TES (ORIG?)) " " 121-51-14-9(M) 6.14 1073 ♀ (NO CUDS) (NO SCALES) " " 129-54-14½-9(M) 7.8 1074 ♂ (TES 7X4) (CO 12-) TROMONYS BOTTERE 239-73-29-8(M) 182.0
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A.C. TIEBELL 1958 [ADAMCO] 1 mi. W BOLINAS P.O., 120' ft. MARIN CO, CALIFORNIA JUNE 22 (cont) 1075 ♂ (TE3×B) MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS 187-56-21-15(N) 65.8 1076 ♀(NO EMB'S) " " 153-43-20-14½(N) 30.3 1077 Hyla regilla JUNE 23 1078 ♀ (EMB'S) Sorex peombridgesi 120-56-14-9(N) 6.3 1079 ♀(NO EMB'S) Neotoma fuscipes 340-170-40-2f(N) 142.6 JUNE 24 ALCOHOLIC SKULL BROKEN 1080 ♂ (TE3,CAO,?) NEUROECHUS GIBBSI 115-39-17-0 13.2 1081 ♂ (TE3, CAO,?) " " 122-43-17-0 14.2 1082 ♀(NO EMB'S) " " 112.-38-16-0 12.8 1083 ♂ (TE3,EPI,?) SCARONUS LATIMANS 175-40-21-O 78.0 1084 ♀(3BT,2LT,Scales,LATIMUS) NEOTOMA FUSCIPES 402-207-42-28(Rx) 241.2 1085 ♂ (TE3,EPI,O,?) Sorex peombridgesi 109-53-15-9(N) 4.4 JUNE 25 ALCOHOLIC SKULL BROKEN 1086 ♂ (TE3,CAO,?) Sorex peombridgesi 122-54-5-9(N) 4.4 1087 ♂ (TE3,EPI,O,?) " " 116-53-14-10(N) 7.2 1088 ♂(TE3,CAO,?) NEUROECHUS GIBBSI 115-39-17-O 13.6 1089 ♀(NO EMB'S) " " 121-41-17-O 13.3 1090 ♂ (TE3,CAO,+) MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS 166-50-20-14(N) 43.4 JUNE 26 1091 ♂(TE3,EPI,O,?) NEUROECHUS GIBBSI 118-38-16-O 14.4 1092 ♂(TE3,EPI,O,+) NEOATOMA FUSCIPES 344-175-42-2f(N) 154.8 1093 BARENAHOSCUS ATTENUATUS coll. Wm HAMMOND III 1094 " " " 1095 " " " 1096 Hyla regilla
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A.C.Zicmcc 1958 CATALOG Imi. W Bolinas P.O., 120+ Ft, Marin Co., California JUNE 27 D.Re.Quay 160-2004. V.Calif. Anconduc 1097 ♀ (TCS'5) Neoroma fuscares Skull Broken 425-220-40-29(N) 295.4 1098 ♂ (TES 1X?) NEUROTEICHUS OJABSI 123-42-17-0 13.1 1099 ♂ (TES 1X mm.) ``` 122-40-17-0 13.4 1100 ♂? ``` 120-41-17-0 13.1 1101 ♀(Tet, 3X) MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS 171-51-21-15(N) 44.2 1102 THAMNOHRS SV. 335mm 1103 HYLA REORNA JUNE 29 1104 ♂(TES Sorex Noweriogen 118-55-14-9(N) 6.0 1105 ♀ (NO CMG's) ``` 117-50-14-9(N) 7.8 Imi. W Jenner P.O., 150+ Ft, Sonoma Co., Calif. JUNE 29 (cont'd) coll.wth WM Hamilton 1106 ♂(TCS PHENDEONYS LONGICOLUS 177-71-18-12(N) 23.3 Imi. W Bolinas P.O., 120+ Ft, Marin Co., California JUNE 30 1107 ♂(TCS MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS 156-48-22-15(N) 36.9 1108 ♂(TES ``` 141-41-21-14(N) 26.6 JUNE 1 1109 ♂(TES MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS 182.56-21-15(N) 57.0 JUNE 3 1110 ♀ (NO CMS) NEUROTEICHUS OJABSI 122-40-16-0 13.6 JUNE 4 1111 ♂(TCS REITHRODONYS MEARONS 105-54-14-10(W) 4,4
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A.C ZIEGLER 1958 Carrara 1 mi. W Bolinas P.O., 120+ ft., Marin Co, California JULY 5 1112 ♂ (TES) 1113 ♀ (NO EMB'S) Microtus californicus 1114 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " 119-39-17-0 184-50-21-14(N) 142-43-20-13(N) 13.4 53.0 23.8 JULY 6 1115 ♀ (NO EMB'S) Microtus californicus 148-46-21-14(N) 28.8 1116 HYLA REGILLA 2 mi. W, 4 mi. N Bolinas P.O., 400+ ft., Marin Co, California JULY 6 (CONT'D) 1117 ♂ ? Urocyon cinereoargenteus NO MEAS'S OR WT. DISCARDED JULY 30, 1958 1118 ♀? Urocyon cinereoargenteus NO MEAS'S OR WT. 1119 ♂ " " SKULL + RACULUM ONLY - PICK UP DISCARDED JULY 30, 1958 1120 ♂ " " SKULL ONLY - PICK UP 1121 ? TAXUS TAXUS DISCARDED JULY 30, 1958 SKULL ONLY - PICK UP 1122 ? LYNX RUXUS NO MEAS'S OR WT. SKULL ONLY - PICK UP 1123 ♂ " " DISCARDED JULY 30, 1958 SKULL ONLY - PICK UP 1124 ? " " DISCARDED JULY 30, 1958 SKULL ONLY - PICK UP 1125 ? " " DISCARDED JULY 30, 1958 1126 ♀? " " DISCARDED JULY 30, 1958 1 mi. W Bolinas P.O., 120+ ft., Marin Co, California JULY 7 1127 ♂ (TES) (EPIO.) Microtus californicus 156-50-20-15(N) 28.0 JULY 8 1128 ♂ (TES) Sorex trowbridgii 113-50-14-10(N) (EPIO.)? " " 5.8 TOTAL BROKEN 1129 ♂ (TES) " " 118-55-15-10(N) 5.6 ```<malformed thought>XML Parse Error: Invalid XML</malformed thought>```json { "text": "A.C ZIEGLER\n1958\nCarrara\n1 mi. W Bolinas P.O., 120+ ft., Marin Co, California\nJULY 5\n1112 ♂ (TES) NEUTROPHILUS GIBBSI\n119-39-17-0\n13.4\n1113 ♀ (NO EMB'S) Microtus californicus\n184-50-21-14(N)\n53.0\n1114 ♀ (NO EMB'S) "\n"\n142-43-20-13(N)\n23.8\nJULY 6\n1115 ♀ (NO EMB'S) Microtus californicus 148-46-21-14(N)\n28.8\n1116 HYLA REGILLA\n2 mi. W, 4 mi. N Bolinas P.O., 400+ ft., Marin Co, California\nJULY 6 (CONT'D)\n1117 ♂\n? Urocyon cinereoargenteus NO MEAS'S OR WT.\nDISCARDED JULY 30, 1958\n1118 ♀? Urocyon cinereoargenteus NO MEAS'S OR WT.\n1119 ♂\n" "\nSKULL + RACULUM ONLY - PICK UP DISCARDED JULY 30, 1958\n1120 ♂\n" "\nSKULL ONLY - PICK UP\n1121 ? TAXUS TAXUS\nDISCARDED JULY 30, 1958\nSKULL ONLY - PICK UP\n1122 ? LYNX RUXUS NO MEAS'S OR WT.\nSKULL ONLY - PICK UP\n1123 ♂\n" "\nDISCARDED JULY 30, 1958\nSKULL ONLY - PICK UP\n1124 ?\n" "\nDISCARDED JULY 30, 1958\nSKULL ONLY - PICK UP\n1125 ?\n" "\nDISCARDED JULY 30, 1958\n1126 ♀?\n" "\nDISCARDED JULY 30, 1958\n1 mi. W Bolinas P.O., 120+ ft., Marin Co, California\nJULY 7\n1127 ♂ (TES) Microtus californicus 156-50-20-15(N)\n28.0\nJULY 8\n1128 ♂ (TES) Sorex trowbridgii 113-50-14-10(N)\n(EPIO.)?\n" "\n5.8\nTOTAL BROKEN\n1129 ♂ (TES)\n" "\n118-55-15-10(N)\n5.6\n```
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A.C.Geeher 1958 Catalog 1 mi, W Bolinas Rd., 120 +/- ft., Marin Co. California July 8 (cont'd) 1130 o (teeth 4 x 6 ear+ ) Micropus californicus 168 - 48 - 21 - 15 (N) 41.4. July 9 TO: Dr. Quay Dept. Zool. Univ. Calif. Alconomic 1131 o (no emb's) Neotoma fuscipes Skull Broken 370 - 190 - 43 - 36 (N) 195, 4 1132 o (NO emb's) " 273 - 130 - 37 - 25(N) 89.6 1133 o (Teeth ear? no.) Sorex Novembris 110 - 49 - 14 - 8 (N) 5.9 July 12 1134 o (Teeth Ear-) Micropus californicus 156 - 44 - 21 - 13(N) 35.0 July 13 1135 o (emb's) Neurotechus gibbsi 112 - 40 - 17 - 0 13.6 1136 o (Teeth Ear-) Neotoma fuscipes 375 - 187 - 42 - 27(N) 218.3 July 14 1137 o (Teeth Ear-) Micropus californicus 156 - 46 - 22 - 15(N) 34.8 July 16 Alconomic Skull Broken 1138 o (Teeth Ear?) Neurotechus gibbsi 124 - 41 - 16 - 0 14.5 1139 o (NO emb's) " 113 - 41 - 17 - 0 13.3 1140 o (NO emb's) " 112 - 38 - 17 - 0 14.2 July 17 1141 o (emb's) Neurotechus gibbsi 120 - 39 - 17 - 0 13.5 1142 o (emb's) Scapanus latimanus 177 - 37 - 21 - 0 84.6 July 18 1143 o (no emb's) Neurotechus gibbsi 120 - 39 - 16 - 0 13.1 July 19 1144 o (Teeth Ear-) Sorex Trowbridgei 114 - 49 - 14 - 9(N) 6.7 1145 o (Teeth Ear+ ) Neotoma fuscipes 435 - 200 - 42 - 3(N) 403.0
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A.C. ZIEGLER 1958 CATALOG BOLINAS, (ISLAND, T2S, 500 FT. N COAST BAYED SEA, EAST SALINANA MARSH), 5 FT., MAREN CO, CALIF. JULY 20 (RGE'S) JULY 20 COLL. GEO. F. HULSE, 1146 GERRHOVORUS COLL'D JULY 17, 1958 1147 THAMNOPTIS (ELEGANS?) COLLD JULY 19, 1958 SNOUT - VENT. 570 1 MI. W BOLINAS P.O., 120 + FT., MAREN CO, CALIFORNIA JULY 23 1148 ♀ (T3/2 2X1/2 OP10+) NEUROTECHUS GIBBSI 117-42-17-0 13.7 1149 ♂ (T5/3 2X1/2 OP10, T) CETRODONTOMYS MEGALOTIS 155-79-17-13(N) 11.5 ALEKROW 1150 ♀(NO EMS'S) NEOTOMA FUSCIAES 326-167-38-27(N) 156.9 ALCONOLIC 1151 ♂ (T5/4 X7 CAIO-) " " 342-173-38-27(N) 171.7 JULY 24 1152 ♀(1E5 9 FT. SCAES) NEO TOMA FUSCIAES 440-215-40-30(N) 300.0 ALECONOLIC 1153 ♀ (NO EMS'S) " " 392-195-41-28(K) 211.5 COLL. WM HAMILTON, III. 1154 HYLA PECULA PANOCHO CREEK, 550+ FT., FRESNO CO, CALIFORNIA. PUT UP AUG. 19 COLL'D JAN 29, 1958 BY VICKEROW, 1155 ♀ (1E5/14T FEES) RODOMYS WINEBROOIGS 247-150-35-12(N) 41.1 1156 ♂ (T3/3 6FT+ CAIO+) " " 260-153-34-13(N) 42.3 1157 ♀ (2E2, 21T SCAES) DADOMYS HEGEMANNI 287-168-41-15(N) 72.2 PUT UP AUG. 19 COLL'D JAN 30, 1958 BY VICKEROW 1158 ♂ (T5/2 2X1/2 CAIO-) CITRILLUS BEECHERYI 434-164-58-22(N) 764.8 MOUNTANGER MINE, T2S, R24E, RIVERSIDE CO, CALIFORNIA PUT UP AUG. 20 COLL'D JULY 18, 1958 BY CHARL'S TANCREED 1159 ♂ (T3/3 SCAES) MYOTIS VULPINE 96-40-9-14(N) 7.4 1160 ♀ (NOEMA'S LAEMONIC) MACRODUS CALIFORNIENSIS 91-35-13-34(N) 11.6
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A.C. Ziccard 1958 CATALOG Mountaineer Mine, T.2S, R.24E, Riverside Co., California out up Aug. 30 (cour.) Connected July 18, 1958 by C.S. 1161 ♀(no) Macronyx Canirostris 1162 ♀(emb's) 96-41-13-32(N) 11.6 96-38-13-32(N) 10.8 Beucley, Alamosa Co., California PART OF MONDALE ONLY 1163 S54 Sus Scrofa PICKED UP 1958 IN YARD IN TOWN. no male's own Strawberry Canyon, 850+ft. Beucley, Alamosa Co., Calif. Aug. 30 1164 ♀(part, left) Pseudomyscus Reuvei 209-106-24-19(N) 31.8 4 1/2 mi. N, 3 mi. W Kane Springs, Imperial Co., Calif. Sept. 9 1165 ♀(fec.) Pseudomyscus Longimembranis 1166 ♀(emb's) 121-67-17-6(N) 53 138-79-17--7.3 4 mi. N, 3 1/2 mi. W Truckhaugh, 21 mi. NW Kane Springs, Imperial Co., Calif. Sept. 9 1167 ♂(fec.) Pseudomyscus Crinitus 168-91-18-19(N) 9.5 4 mi. N, 4 1/2 mi. W Truckhaugh, 21 mi. NW Kane Springs, Imperial Co., Calif. Sept. 8 1168 ♀(no) Pseudomyscus Formosus 162-95-22-1(N) 11.9 1169 ♂(fec.) 168-93-22-1(N) 14.0 1170 ♀ " " 189-113-22-1(N) 12.1 1171 ♀(no) 172-93-22-10(N) 12.8
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A.C. Zeller 1958 Catalog 10 Program Food of 180 Penicillates 4 mi. N, 4 1/2 mi. W Truax Haven, 3 mi. NW Lone Spring, Tipton Co., Confertus, 1172 ♀ (NO) PEOGNATUS PEOMATUS 188-106-21-11(w) 12.2:5 1173 COLONYX VARIEGATUS SCOT, 8 DISO Oct. 7, 1959 1 1174 ♀(HILL Scars) PEOGNATUS CRINITUS cotu w/ z hiorchus 164-88-16-17(w) 10.7 3 1/4 mi. S, 2 1/4 mi. E Scissures Crossing, Epervante Valley, San Diego, Ca. SCAT. 10 1175 ♂(TES (NO) PEOGNATUS LONG-MEMBRIS 137-72-17-7(w) 9.2 (Ca.0.) 1176 ♂(TES " " 137-75-19-7(w) 8.6 (Ep.0.) 1177 ♀(NO) PEOGNATUS FRANKY 179-101-22-9(w) 16.4 (Ca.0.) 1178 ♂(TES " " 196-107-24-9(w) 19.5 (Ep.0.) 1179 ♀(NO) " " 178-104-23-10(w) 16.8 (Ca.0.) 1180 ♀(NO) PEOGNATUS MESERATI 246-148-37-15(w) 39.6 (Ca.0.) 1181 ♀(NO) " " 246-150-37-14(w) 38.0 (Ep.0.) 1182 ♀(HILL Scars) " " 254-152-38-13(w) 43.3 1183 ♂(TES " " 256-152-38-14(w) 44.4 (Ep.0.) 1184 ♂(" ) " " 253-156-36-12 1/2(w) 38.7 1185 ♀(HILL Scars) " " 241-144-36-12(w) 37.1 1186 ♂(TES " " 247-148-37-13(w) 38.5 (Ep.0.) 1187 ♂(TES " " 243-147-35-13(w) 35.9 (Ep.0.) 1188 ♂(TES " " 248-144-38-14(w) 46.5 (Ep.0.) 1189 ♂(TES " " 264-156-38-14(w) 45.9 (Ca.0.) 1190 ♀(TES ONYCHOMYS TORDEOUS 145-47-21-7(w) 22.3 (Ep.0.) BAIL BROKEN 1191 ♂(" ) " 153-52-21-18(w) 20.4 1192 ♀(NO) " " 145-53-21-16(w) 17.0 (Ep.0.) 1193 ♀(" ) " 142-53-20-17(w) 17.1 1194 ♀(" ) " 151-52-21-18(w) 19.7
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A.C. ZIEGLER 1958 CABAZOCS 2 3/4 mi., S, 2 1/2 mi. E Scissars Crossing, Bonita Valley, San Dieguito. SCPT. 10 1195 ?(TES CAON GRO) THOMOMYS BOTAE? 197-61-28-6(W) 88.8 1196 ??(NO EMB'S) ' ' 195-62-24-6(W) 82,3 SCISSORS CROSSING, FREDERICKS VALLEY, SAN DIEGO CO, CALIF. SCPT. 10 1197 ?(NO EMB'S)DIROOMYS BOTLIS 307-196-43-18(W) 58.0 1198 ??(TES GRO) ONYCHOMYS ROEROSUS 145-52-19-16(W) 20.5 1199 ?(TES CAON) PROCNAHUS LONGIMBERS 136-73-19-6(W) 7.5 GLUCYCLIFF CAMPGROUND, 2 1/4 mi. N BUCKMAN POINTE, San Diego Co., SCPT. 11 1200 ?(TES CAON GRO)Pecomyscus BOTLET? 188-96-21-18(W) 27.3 1201 ??(TES CAON) " ' 180-98-23-18(W) 19.5 1202 ?(ZET, I.C.T.) '(8MM EMB'S) " ' 194-101-21-18(W) 26.1 S ENO THING VALLEY, 4625+FT, SAN DIEGO CO, CALIFORNIA SCPT. 11 1203 HYLA 1204 VITA 1205 " 1206 ??(TES GRO) " IRIS DRED BROWN 46.0m. SEPT. 12 1207 ?(KET, LIT.) '(85MM EMB'S)DIROOMYS ARNUS 272-165-42-15(W) 62.4 1208 ??(NO EMB'S) ' ' 260-158-42-16(W) 43.0 1209 ?(NO EMB'S) " ' 262-158-43-15(W) 40.4 1210 ??(TES CAIOT)THOMOMYS BOTRACE 195-58-25-7(W) 19.0
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A.C.Zeller 1958 Catalog Seno Tiring Valley, 4625 ft., San Diego Co., Calif. SCOT. 12 (covi) 1211 ♀(2 ref. 2 cm.) Microtus 159 - 45 - 20 - 16(N) 47,5 1212 ♂(3cm. 80+ ) Pcomyscus maniculatus 170 - 77 - 21 - 20(N) 25.3 1213 ♂(2cm. 80+ ) " " 157 - 72 - 20 - 17(N) 19,6 1214 ♂(3cm. 80+ ) " " 150 - 65 - 20 - 20(N) 23.8 1215 ♂(3cm. 80+ ) " " 146 - 62 - 19 - 17(N) 20,7 3/4 mi., N Manzanita, 3600 ft., McCain Valley, San Diego Ca. Calif. SCOT. 12. 1216 ♂(ref.8? sc4cm crittendeni ) Myotis subulatus? - - 32 - 6 - 14(N) backsway & cursmanoway NO wt. SCOT. 13 1217 ♀(no emb's) Thomomys bottae? 196 - 66 - 24 - 6(N) 78,6 1218 ♀(no emb's) Dipodomys agilis 292 - 180 - 42 - 17(N) 60.0 1219 ♀(nat. int. scapes acinarata ) " " 290 - 177 - 44 - 12(N) 58.0 1220 ♀(2ref. int. 10 mm emb's) " " 287 - 175 - 43 - 17(N) 61.6 1221 ♀(no emb's) Perognathus longimembris 132 - 71 - 18 - 6(N) 7,3 1222 ♂(3cm. 80+ ) Peromyscus californicus? 220 - 117 - 25 - 24(N) 32.5 1223 ♀(no emb's) Onychomys leucogus 143 - 52 - 21 - 18(N) 20,8 1224 ♂(3cm. 70+ ) Peromyscus maniculatus 162 - 74 - 21 - 19(N) 25.5 1225 ♂(3cm. 80+ ) " " 158 - 77 - 19 - 18½(N) 18.8 1/4 mi. N, 1/2 mi. E Aguanga, 2300 ft., Riverside Co., Calif. SCOT. 14 1226 Lichanura Roscofusca snout vent 850 mm. 1227 ♀(3cm. 5cm+ ) Perognathus fallax 210 - 118 - 24 - 10(N) 26,1 1228 ♂(11) " " 210 - 120 - 25 - 9(N) 21.6 1229 ♀(no emb) " " 211 - 120 - 25 - 10(N) 24.6
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A.C.ZIEGLER 1958 CATALOG \frac{3}{4} MI. N, \frac{1}{3} MI. E AGUASANT, 2300+ FT, RIVERSIDE CO., CALIF. SAT. 14 (OCT.) 12:30 O -> (TES/EPID.-) PEOMYSCUS CLEMICUS 176 - 97 - 21- 19^{(W)} 16.2 12:31 O -> (TES/CAD.-) PEOMYSCUS MONICULATUS 146 - 71- 19\frac{1}{2}- 15^{(W)} 12.1 12:32 O -> (TES/CAO.-) ONYCHOMYS TAEPIOS 137 - 50 - 21- 16^{(W)} 19.4 12:33 O -> (TES/CAD.-) PEODRAMUS FAWKEY 203 - 112 - 26 - 9^{(W)} 26.0. 12:34 Q (NO/CMG.) " " 205 - 114 - 24- 9^{(W)} 23.0. 12:35 Q (" ) " " 203 - 111. 24\frac{1}{2}- 9\frac{1}{2}^{(W)} 24.9 12:36. O -> (TES/CAO.-) " " 212 - 118 - 25- 9^{(W)/} 27.6 12:37 O -> (TES/CAD.-) " " 210 - 118 - 24- 9^{(W)} 24.3 12:38 Q (NO/CMG.) " " 201- 110 - 24\frac{1}{2}- 9^{(W)} 23.0 12:39 O -> (TES/CAD.-) " " 211 - 116 - 24 - 9^{(W)} 24.0 12:40 O -> (TES/EPID.-) " " 198 - 110- 24 - 9^{(W)/} 20.0. 12:41 O -> (TES/CAO.-) " " 213 - 115 - 24 - 9\frac{1}{2}^{(W)} 30.5 12:42 O -> (" ) " " 218 - 119- 25 - 10^{(W)} 30.0 12:43 O -> (TES/CAD.-) " " 20\text{crossed out} /-112- 24 - 10^{(W)} 27.0 12:44 O -> (TES/CAO.-) " " 197 - 108 - 24- 9^{(W)} 23.2 12:45 O -> (" ) " " 205 - 114 - 24 - 9^{(W)/} 23.0 12:46 Q (NO/CMG.) " " 204 - 116 - 25 - 9^{(W)} 22.3 12:47 Q (" ) " " 196 - 107- 24 - 9^{(W)} 21.5 12:48 O -> (TES/CAO.-) " " 212 - 119 - 24 - 9^{(W)/} 24.0 12:49 O -> (" ) " " 194 - 103 - 25- 10^{(W)} 23.7 12:50 O -> (" ) " " 197 - 104 - 23\frac{1}{2}- 10^{(W)/} 22.9 12:51 O -> (" ) " " 202 - 110 - 25 - 9^{(W)} 21.7 12:52 O -> (TES/CAO.-) " " 203 - 111 - 26 - 10^{(W)/} 29.1 12:53 O -> (TES/CAO.-) " " 211 - 117 - 25 - 9^{(W)/} 22.7 12:54 O -> (" ) " " 201 - 111- 24 - 9^{(W)/} 23.5 12:56 O -> (TES/EPID.-) " " 217 - 116 - 25 - 9^{(W)} 30.7
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A.C. ZIEGERS 1958 CATALOG 1 1/4 mi. N, 1/3 mi. E Arvanas, 2300 +/- ft., Riverside Co., Cal. of: SCOT. 14. CONT'D. 1257 M (TES 260.) PEROGNATHUS FALLAX 207-114-23-9(N) 25.2 1258 O (" ) " " 210-116-24-10(N) 29.8 1259 O (" ) " " 216-116-24-10(N) 26.0 1260 O (" ) " " 213-116-25-9(OO) 25.2 1261 F (KEXCOETRZEMANN) NOGATZECORONA 325-155-33-30(X) 170.5 1262 F (EMOS) " " 300-156-32-32(N) 122.4 1/4 mi. N.E. Arvanas, 2050 +/- ft., Riverside Co., Cal. of: SCOT. 14 1263 PEROGNATHUS LONGIMENBRS 131-72-18 1/2 -7(N) 8.2 1264 F (EMO) ONYCHOMYS TASCIOS 136-48-20-17(N) 20.0 1265 O (TES 260.) PEROGNATHUS. FALLAX 202-111-24-9(N) 25.5 1266 O (" ) " " 205-116-24-9 1/2(N) 22.0 1267 F (NO EMO'S) " " 206-117-25-9(N) 21.6 (1268 O (TES 273.) " " 203-111-24-9(N) 23.1 1269 F (NO EMO'S) " " 203-112-24 1/2 -9(N) 20.8 1270 F (" ) " " 200-107-25-10(N) 23.9 1271 O (TES 263.) " " 201-108-24-10(N) 23.0 1272 F (NO EMO'S) " " 200-107-24-9(N) 20.0 1273 F (NO EMO'S) PEROGNATHUS AMIFERNICUS? 197-111-26 1/2 -10 1/2(N) 16.3 1274 F (NO EMO'S) PEROGNATHUS KAHNE 198-109-25-9(N) 21.2 1275 O (TES 264.) " " 218-121-25 1/2 -9(N) 27.6 1276 F (NO EMO'S) " " 200-114-23-9(X) 20.0 1277 F (" ) " " 190-110-22-9(N) 19.3 1278 O (TES 263.) " " 195-108-24-9(X) 21.5 1279 F (NO EMO'S) " " 198-109-24-9(N) 21.2
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A.E. ZIERER 1958 Cajon 1/4 mi. ENE AQUANA, 2050+ft., RIVERSIDE Co., CALIFORNIA SEPT. 14 (CONT'D) 1280 ♀ (NO) Pecognathus falkovi 194-107-23-10(w) 21.8 1281 ♀ (" ) " 203-115-24-9(w) 21.0 1282 ♂ (7E8 CAO-) " " 218-116-25-10(w) 21.1 1283 ♀ (NO) (EMB'S) " " 216-123-24-9(k) 29.4 1284 ♀ (" ) " " 214-124-25-10(w) 26.5 1285 ♀ (" ) " " 200-110-24-9(w) 21.2 1286 ♂ (7E8 CAO-) " " 202 121-25-9(w) 23.1 1287 ♂ (7E8 CAO-) LITHOCOORUMS MERIORIS 144-76-17-13½(w) 8.5 1288 ♀ (EMB'S) ONYCHOMYS TORRIOUS 134-50-79-10(w) 16.9 1289 ♀ (" ) PECANYSUS CEGMCLUS 194-103-20-17(w) 19.1 1290 ♂ (7E8 CAO-) " " 190-106-20-18(w) 18.4 1291 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " 181-100-20-19(w) 17.1 1292 ♂ (7E8 CAO-) " " 186-100-20½-19(w) 16.8 1293 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " 194-103-20-20(w) 19.4 1294 ♀ (" ) " " 194-111-21-9(w) 19.3 1295 ♂ (7E8 CAO-) " " 195-104-20-18(w) 16.6 1296 ♂ (7E8 CAO-) " " 176-96-18-17(w) 14.6 1297 ♀ (NO EMB'S) PECANYSUS MANICULATUS 153-71-20-17(w) 14.6 1298 ♂ (7E8 CAO+) " " 168-78-21-16(w) 19.4 1299 ♂ (7E8 CAO+) " " 153-68-20-16(w) 16.5 1 mi. SE AQUANA, 2150+ft., RIVERSIDE Co., CALIFORNIA SEPT. 14 1300 ♀ (NO) Pecognathus LONGIMEMBRIS 125-67-17-6(w) 5.9 1301 ♂ (7E8 CAO-) " " 119-60-17½-6(w) 7.0 1302 ♂ (" ) " " 133-77-18-7(w) 8.4
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"San Francisco Bay Area," California "Nov. Oct. 17, coll. (by?) about Sept. 17, 1958, 0160, [illegible] 1458 1321 ♀(No's) Lasinaus cinctetus 130±-60+-10-17(w) 15.2cm Alameda (Lawn at Sherman St.), Alameda Co., California. Killed Oct. 27, coll. by Ms. J.E. McCormick Oct. 25, '58 1322♀(No's) Scapanus latimanus 172-39-20-0 58.0 San Pablo Creek (Salt Marsh), Richmond, Contra Costa Co., Calif. Nov. 9 coll. by Geo. F. Fisler of Mvz. 1323♀(No's) Scapanus varians haricoetes 107-41-13-7(w) 5.6 1324♀(No's) " " " " " " " 4.5 1325♂(No's) " " " " " " " 4.5 1326♂(No's) " " " " " " " 4.1 1327♂(" " ) " " " " " " " 4.2 1.0 mi. N, 2.0 mi. E Martinez (Salt Marsh), Contra Costa Co., Calif. Nov. 15 coll. by Geo. F. Fisler of MVZ Back broken 1328♀(No's) Scapanus oreganus canorus 100-34-11-7(w) 3.7 1329♂(No's) " " " " " " " 3.8 1330♂(" " ) " " " " " " " 4.7 Colgan Hollow, Alameda Co., California Caught June 10, 1956, killed Dec. 3, 1958 1331♀(No's) Peromyscus necemanni 292-180-45-14(w) 40.8 Amboy Center San Bernardino Co., California 1332 Salvemulus obscurus coll. July 20, 1956, killed Feb. 1959 coll. John F. Lawrence #96 END 1958 catalog
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A.C. ZICOMI 1958 Journal Brooks Island, 10' Ft., Contra Costa Co., Calif. Jan 5. Put up 5 Blackish Mus Traps by Paul U. Anocson + John C. Onoras on Island. They set out 25 mus. spees from 9:AM to 11 AM + got 6 MUS - 1 eaten in trap. Island is shown on USGS TOPO San Francisco, Calif. Edition of June 1915, Repr. 1932. Paul says a breakwater has been built up from NW Tip of island passing close to the SW tip of Skoan point as on topo sheet. Mice trapped here at "x" + fairly close to N shore, many Grass in this beach + only 6" or so town. Some Sawce N/A in low spots but no Trapping done in this. Less of Island has no houses except Timbers left from an old Querry, only a few Buckeyes for fences. Paul says at least 2 Indian Kitchen Mounds or Shown Mounds are at Shoreline on NE faces of island. He found human remains (unk) in wave-washed face of one beach. A few Garter Snakes seen on Island last Year but none this trip. Rats seem to be common - making Marko tracks in Grass + bushes on Island. Paul says may have been burnt out 22 October 1956. (come
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A.C. ZEBBER 1958 Journal Brooks Island, 10+ ft. Contra Costa Co., Calif. Jan 5 (cont.) May have been here before since pile of cow bones seen. Paul "established" a colony of micratus on the small islands just a couple of hundred yards S.E. of Brooks last year some time. Saw on main island he saw only Mus & Rattus. Brooks is roughly 1/4 mi. wide, 1/2 mi. long & highest pt. is 140+ ft. GIVEN #5 Jan 8 San Rafael (5 Warren Court?) Marin Co., Calif. Dr Rudolph Stohler of U.C. Rec'd 3 alcoholic Mus from Mr. Thomas W. Pearson about Jan 3, 1958. Dr. Stohler sent them to Dr Benson at MVZ who wrote letter to Pearson Jan 3, 1958, [illegible] reply Jan 6, 1958. 2 [crossed out] + 1 Brown Mus poorly preserved in "rubbing" alcohol compound. Still shipping. Given #'s A.C.2, 987-989 & rec'd's in MVZ to show colat of fur. Rec'd 9444; MVZ#'s 122283-122285. Note with speed probably in Pearson's writing said only " 12-28-57 Taken in trade by Mr Irving Warren - 5 Warren Court. San Rafael "
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A.G.Z. COBB 1958 Journal Borderley ("Head of Coronados Creek"), Alamo Co., Calif. Jan 15 A BOY ABOUT 10 or 12 CAME INTO MUSEUM WITH HIS MOTHER I GUESS & DONATED A HEMIT THROUGH X A SQUIRREL NEST, THROUGH GIVEN TO WARO RUSSEN. I TOOK SQUIRREL FOR FORMER RUN SPEC. FOR DR QUAY OF UNIV. PARK. THUS FROM INTO WINDOW & WAS KILLED A FEW DAYS AGO. SQUIRREL RUN OVER BY CAR TODAY & HAD CRUSHED SKULL, WAS A BIG MOUSE - TEETH VERY OBVIOUS. #950 A.G.Z., DONOR'S NAME & ADDRESS: MARJORI KIM HARBS, 55 TAMARACKS RD, BURL. TH 8-8303, "HEAD OF CORONADOS CREEK" "Jan 15" was only date given to Mrs. SMITH THE SECRETARY WHO HONORED THE GIFT. Brooks Island, O+ TO 50+ FT, Conner Costa Co., Calif. Jan 18 Rentals $4.00/Day BOAT AT KENNES'S BOAT DOCK JUST THRU JUNNER & RICHMONS WITH PAUL ANDERSON. SON & DA. W"" 2. LI DICKER OF MUSEUM LEFT WITH ZOO DEPT. OUR BOATS FOR BROOKS IS ABOUT 9:00 AM, LOOKED AT IS. & TOOK 2 PHOTOS LOOKING ROUGHLY N+NW FROM ONE OF HIGH POINTS TO SHOW VEGET. ON IS. GREAS ABOUT 10 INCHES WIDE & THICK, SOME BEECHARIS. GREAS WET WITH DEW SO ANIMALS WOULD SEEM TO HAVE PLENTY OF WATER, SAW ONE FRESH WATER (TEMPERARY?) POND UP ABOUT 60 TO 80 FT. WHILE RAIN WATER PREHENS HAS COLLECTED ABOUT 1-2 FT. DEEP + 6 - 8 FT. IN ARMSTRONG. ALSO ON SE SIDE SAW
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A.L. ZIEGLER 1958 JOURNAL Jan. 18 (cont.) Brooks Island, 0+ to 50+ Ft. Coves, Costa Co., Cant. 2 FRESH WATER (accl. to ANDERSON who had not seen them) MARMETS WITH CATTAILS AT ELEVATION OF ONLY 10 OR 20 FT. NEAR OLD QUARRY OPERATIONS. SAW A SPARROW HAWK + DR. L. SAW A KARDLER HAWK (BUTEO?). RATTUS PECCANS WERE NOT EVIDENT, NO OTHER TEAMS IN GRASS SEEN THO. 19 MUS, AND ORALISH, CAUGHT IN 40MUS. SPECIES + 3 RAT-NEAPS SET OUT FROM 11 am TO 3 PM. DR. L. GOT 14+ LIVE-YEARS + 11+ MUS-SPECIES + GOT 9 MUS. P.ANDERSON GOT 17 MUS SPECIES OF NO LIVE-YEARS AND GOT 708 MUS. PAUL SAID ONLY BARELY BASES PRESENT IN WAY OF AMPHIBS. HE IS DOING POPULATION STUDY ON BROOKS, RED ROCK, AND MAINLAND. BY SETTING OUT 36 BOARDS 5' APART IN SQUARE OR CHEN OF 3 ABOUT LOCALITIES + DESIGN-COUNT COUNTING + MARKING SARAMANOES WHOSE THEM. DUG OUT INDIAN SKELETON FROM BANK JUST ABOVE WATER LINE ON NNE SHORE OF ISLAND CLOSE TO SHORE OF POINT RICHMOND. SAW BONY SKIN DUCKS, COOTS AND/OR WHOLE BIRD BOOIES STOWN ALONG SHORE - PROBABLY BY RATTUS. PAUL HAS INTRODUCED MICROTUS ON A SMALL ISLAND 100 YDS OR SO SW OF N POINT OF BROOKS + SAO THEY ARE DOING FINE. FOUND LEANUS PART SKELES ON 2ND HIGHEST POINT OF BROOKS - 1 ADULT + 1 MUS VERY OLD SO MUST HAVE BEEN THERE FOR YEARS. ALSO WERE COULD FOUND FEAT. SUS RIGHT EXT AUDIT. HEARTUS REGION ALSO OLD.
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A.C. Zeccher 1958 Towans Brooks Island, 0± to 50± ft, Contra Costa Co., California Jan. 18 (cont.) Brooks Is. Looking N. Jan 18, 1958 Brooks Is. Looking NNW Jan. 18, 1958 Quite High Tide
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A.C.ZIEBKE 1958 JOUENON Broods Island, 0°1030' Fr, Contra Costa Co. California. Jan. 18 (cont) Red Rock Id. from South. Cinnabar mines visible on shore. Richmond San Rafael Bridge in background. Taken Jan. 18, 1958 from boat. South shore of Red Rock Id. from on rock. Jan. 18, 1958
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A.C. Zicker 1958 (Corr.) Journal Brooks Island, O to 50 ft., Contra Costa Co, California. Jan 18. Dr. Wm Z. Loderer & Ave V. Anderson working Paul's Salmonberry beds and on N end of summit of Red Rock, Jan. 18, 1958
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A.C. ZIEGLER 1958 JOURNAL Broads Island, 0°-750° Ft. Contra Costa Co., Cal., R. Jan 18 (cont.) Went to Red Rock just W of mouth of New at 3 PM. Richmond - San Rafael Bridge, 2023 canoe-in shores of Cinnabar Mines Head In from near water line. SW shore is fairly rocky but N shore rather moist with a few ferns even. Grass up to a foot high, also some Poison Oak. Paul said he searched for mammals but got none & we saw no sign. 7 species of salamanders - Batrachoseps + Ambystoma mormons occur here in contrast to only Barrene's on Brooks. Got back to boat dock at 5:00 PM. Birds in bay: Common Gull, Surf Scoter, Scamp, White-winged, Golden Eye, Coot, W. Grebe(1), Cassin's Grouse(2), Ptarmigan (30+), Shorebirds, Ducks, Cormorants (3). On Bay Island - Brown Townee, W. G(?) Sparrow, Spree Hawk. Found Own or Hawk Pellet on drift-wood near shore on Broad's 40mm x 15mm consisting of an insect + remains (skin part, etc) of 2 mus fur could work to mus also - Jack Green.
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A.C. Ziegler 1950 Jouvenal. 1 mi. E, 2 mi. N Trona (San Bernardino Co.) 1700 ft. Inyo Co., Calif. Jan 29 + 30 Left Beedley at 6:00 AM with Dr. N.B. Quay + Mrs. Quay + drove fairly steadily to above locality arriving about 4:30 PM Jan 29. Road map shows Trona just on San Bern. Co., Inyo Co. line -- actually the town & line are about 1 1/2 mi. apart; Trona to the south, line to the north. Our starting locality was reached by driving about 2 mi. NNE on highway past Trona + taking a dirt road 3/4 mi. E out into the sand + salt flats. An airport lay about a mile further to the east of us close to the base of Slate Range Mts. Arrow Peak was to the NW of us and the N end of the (Dry) Seales Lake must have been close to our camp. Photo taken of Geronan habitat looking NW. Jan. 30. Ground was wetish sand with some other type of material in it -- sort of how it together (minerals left upon drying up? or scratches hole?) but there were 8 or so 20 x 30 foot, 8-10 ft. high sand dunes. There yielded a couple of Lpo. Desert to Dr Quay, area had been used as a garbage dump at times since several days had collectors of old cans. Vegetation was
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See California Side Reverse Pacifc San Luis Obispo MORRO BAY FRESNO MERCEDES SAN JOSE SANTA CRUZ MONTEREY Pacific Grove Santa Cruz Waterville DOWNTOWN Capitola CARMEL Cambria GLENDALE JULIAN PALMS SPRINGS MORONGO VALLEY SAN GABRIEL VALLEY LOS ANGELES LONG BEACH PASCADENA Torrance INTESTATE AND PRINCIPAL STATE HIGHWAYS SHOWN IN RED. U.S. INTERSTATE and State Highways Shown in Red. UNION OIL ROAD MAP California MAP CONTINUED ON REVERSE
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A.C. ZIEBICKI 1958 TOWERS 1 MI. E, 2 MI. N TROVA (SANBERNARDINO CO.), 1700 FT., INYO CO, CALIF. JAN 30 TRANSING BEAR NEAR SEEROS HILLS. TREES SAWED IN RT. FOREGROUND. PHOTO TAKEN JAN 30, 1958 LOOKING NW TOWARDS PEAKS RANGE.
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A.C.Bisbee 1958 JOURNAL. 1700 FT TAN80 1 m.e, 2mi. N TAZNA (SANDERSON CO.) INYO Co, Caunt. A FEW 1 TO 2 FT HIGH SMALL BUSHES (ACERPHAX??) ABOUT 5-10 FT APART, SAW DOG OR COYOTE TRACKS ON SAND, ALSO A FEW DEER OR SHEEP TRACKS AND / SET OF COW'S. 3 RAVENS ONLY BIRDS SEEN, SAW HOLES 2 TO 3 INCHES ACROSS IN DUNES BUT THEY DID NOT LOOK FRESH, POSSIBLY BECAUSE RECENT RAIN HAD SMOOTHED OUT SAND IN FRONT OF THEM. SET OUT ABOUT 80 MUSSTAG AND 8 RAT TRAPS AT BASE OF SHRUBS, IN HIGH-DOG TRENCHED BETWEEN SHRUBS AND IN FRONT OF THE FEW HOLES SEEN. TRAPS BAITED WITH WALNUTS, AND SET ROUGHLY 15-20 FT APART. ALSO SET OUT 30 SHEERMAN LIVE TRAPS IN SOME HABITAT AT SAME DISTANCES. USING PECAN CRUMBS - OATMEAL - BIRDSEED MIXTURE AS DRY BAIT. NO SNAP TRAPS SPRUNG BUT IN ONE LIVE TRAP GOT A D.I.PO. MERRIAMI. DR QUAY SET OUT ABOUT 30 OR SO LARGE & SMALL SHEERMAN WIRE-MESH LIVE TRAPS AT HOLES AND OUT IN OPEN ON FLATS & ON DUNES & GOT 2 D.I.P.O. DESERT, BRITE MOON MOST OF LAST NIGHT - SNOWING WIND FROM E, THEN S THEN BLEW TO E BY MORNING. COLD IN WIND BUT OTHERWISE COMFORTABLE SHIRT-
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A.C. BICKELE 1958 JOURNAL Jan. 30 (cont.) 1 M.I. E., 2 M.I. N. TROYO (San Bernardino Co.), INYO Co., Calif. 1700' ft. SUNSHINE WEATHER, SAW ONE BAT AFTER DUSK FLYING 8-4 FT UP AROUND ME TWICE WHILE SITTING READS. LEFT ABOUT 8:00 AM + PASSED CHEMICAL COMPANIES EXTRACTING MINERALS FROM MUD IN SEARLES VALLEY GOING DOWNTOWN WALNUT PASS. Jan 30 (cont.) 1/2 M.I. SE (BY ROAD) WALNUT PASS, 5100 + FT., KERN CO, CALIF. AS WE NEARED THE SUMMIT OF THE PASS THE JOSHUA TREES SUDDENLY BEGAN TO APPEAR - MADE A PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDY NEAR THE PASS. WE ALL TOOK OFF THE CAM ERATOS AT 1/2 M.I. E. OF SUMMIT SIGN AND, JUST ACROSS THE ROAD FROM A U.S.G.S. BENCHMARK MARKED "V 291 WITH NO ELEVATION 1935" PAINTED UNIT. WE SHOOK JOSHUA TREES + PULLED FLOWER ONES FOR ABOUT 20-30 MINUTES ON S SIDE OF ROAD. FOUND AN ACTIVE WOOD RAT NEST IN MIDDLE OF A SHRUBBY BUSH BUT DID NOTHING OUT OF IT. FOUND BIT OF AN OLD LOBOGNEATH SKULL. PULLED DOWN A SHORT DEAD TREE, SHOWN TREE SNIP + GOT A SLOW MOVING [illegible] WITH A JUST-SIZED TAIL OUT OF HOLE IN GROUND AT BASE. DR + MRS QUAY BOTHED A FEMALE ONE + GOT A SMALL [illegible] THIS TOOK PLACE FROM 10:10 AM TO 10:40 PM. COLD RAIN.
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A.C. Zieber 1958 JOURNAL Jan 30 (cont.) 7 mi. E (by road) Merced Hot Springs, Fresno Co., Cal. Drove thru Bakersfield to Firebaugh Thence SW thru Merced Hot Springs & LLANAS A to first Panochie Pass. At SPelled "Mercey" on map but "Mercery" on sign bt town. Locality above saw 4 or 5 Kit Fox Carca Carcass & a Bobcat Bodies tico on Fence. Animals passed apparently & Then clubbed from convition at feet & Heads. Skulls of bobcat & Beddle of Texas coon but took whole carcass of A kit fox that still seemed in good shape. From Walker Pass to about locality Saw little mammal sign - only CITRULUS IN FIELD & ROCKS along way, Those in vicinity of Mts around pass Were almost a chestnut-red color While those in valley more greyish- Brown. Digger Pine cones were in evidence in high rocky country above Kern River & Isabella Resiv. Seemed to Have plenty of water in it. Grass seem Green in many places in valley & surrounding country although we saw some spots in valley where there was little evidence of recent sage & field Sprinklers were being operated. On the Route U.S. 99-U.S. 466 and State 33 highways from Bakersfield to Firebaugh chief Crows
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A.C. ZIMMER 1958 JOURNAL Jan 30 (cont.) 7 M.I. E (BY ROAD) MEXICO Hot Springs, Pecos Co. Texas. SEEMING TO BE COTTON FIELD(?) AND PERHAPS SOME SUGAR BEETS. A LOT OF FARMY, GOOD GRASSING LOCALITIES SEEN ALONG THIS ROUTE - LAND BEING FARMS OR FENCED FOR SHEEP OR CATTLE OWN THE WAY TO SAID 20+ MILES WEST OF PANCHO PARS. We camped after dark almost FOW MILES TO WOE PARS & SET YARD, 58,108 ROAD, 12 M. SE (BY ROAD) PRICINES, San Benito Co., Calif. Jan 31. IN 40 MUS, SPRE'S X-4 RAY PADS SET ON CLEANWET + ROCKY GROUND AMONG ARTEMISIA + TREE TOBACCO BUSHES CATCHING 1 WOODRUM, 5 ACANTHUS MANICULATUS + 2 CATHTED, MEADOWS, IN LIVE YEARS SET ON ASHES, DE(2) SIDE OF ROAD AMONG ARTEMISIA ON SIXTEEN SHADE GOT 9 ACANTHUS MANICULATUS + 1 PETHRO. DR QUAY SAT ABOUT 30° LASTEST SMALL SHEW AN LIVE YEARS & GOT 2 DIPO, HEERMAN, 1 P. MANICULATUS + 1 PETHRO. SOME ONES 2 INCHES IN DIA WERE SEEN IN GROUND BUT ONLY 1 WOULD RETIE - MAYBE DIPO HOLES. JUST BESIDE FENCE ALONG HWY SET 5 OR 6 GAHER YEARS & GOT 3 THOROMYS TUNNERS SHOWED LITTLE GREEN DIET ALSO BUT THIS MAY HAVE BEEN THE EFFECT OF RECENT RAINS PICKING DOWN ANY GREEN DIET. TUNNERS WHEN YOU INTO WERE BIG ENOUGH TO ADMIT A MAN'S ARM - THICK TREES
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A.C.Tison 1958 Jowenah Jan 31 (cvt.) 12 mi. SE (by road) PASCINOS Saw Benito Co., CONF. SHEEP & ANK BUT GATHER CANT WERE NOT EXPECTING RABBIT, HEARD GE. HAWNY OWL + 2 BOB-WILDS CALLING LAST NITE. COLD THEN + THIS AM - MOISTURE FROST ON CAR & SLEEPING BAGS, OUR TEMPING LOCATION WAS ONLY 300 FT. OR SO WEST OF PAVOCHIE CREEK IN FENCED FIELD JUST BESIDE HIGHWAY. A MILE FROM THIS LOCALITY AFTER WE LEFT ABOUT 8:00 AM WE SAW A COUPLE OF MAGPIES, ON WAY BACK TO BENTONOT SAW SOME RUSON & CURLEWS IN FIELDS NEAR SAN JOSE, A FLOCK OF WILY WINGS, WE SEEMED TO HAVE SEEN QUITE A NUMBER OF SHAKES ALONG WIREDS AND THEN WALKBY + A FAIR NUMBER OF SPARROW HAWKS. HERE MENDOZA SAW A COUPLE OF MARSH HAWKS + SOME RIVONCEK PRAIRIES IN FIELDS. NEAR LLANOS (SAN BENITO CO.) SAW A BARN OWL AFTER DUSK + ALSO SPOTTED 2 BURROWING OWLS, A JUNK RABBIT (?) + A COTTONTAIL OR BRUSH RABBIT. ABOUT 7:00 PM ARRIVED IN BENTONOT + CHICAGO AT NOON. KIT FOX TAKEN 7 MI. E MENDOZA NOT SURE IF MAY HAVE BEEN ORIGINALLY TAKEN BY GOV TRAPPER OPERATING OUT OF PAVOCHIE. DEER TRACKS SEEN IN AREA 12 MI. SE PASCINOS.
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A.C. ZIEGLER 1958 JOURNAL 8mi.E, Smi.N Merced Hot Springs, 450+ft, Fresno Co., Calif. PUT UP FEB 4 Put up CITELLUS NERSONI coll by Vic LEWIS & WM MANCE on Jan 29, 1958. Shot + rain into hole whence it was dug out. Tip of tail separates but saved. Panochee Creek, 550+ft, Fresno Co., Calif. PUT UP FEB 4 Put up ANSO 9 DIPOS NIGERMANI coll by WM MANCE on Jan. 29, 1958 for MVZ. Locality is in Sect. 10, T. 15 S, R. 12 E on USGS TOPO Panochee corr. at March 1913, AGRA's. 1942. This locality is NOT on LITTLE PANOCHEE CREEK. O.O. NOT GONE MVZ. { Vic Lewis also has 10 or 12 DiPOS which may or may not go to MVZ also. Field notes of MANCE & LEWIS should give habitat notes on CITELLUS & DIPOS.} Brooks Island, 0 to 10+ ft, Contra Costa Co., California FEB 9 Spent a day in the rain digging in the shell mound on NE end of Island with CHAR. SNARE a grad student in zoo dept. Had a time getting in to island at low tides but think the deepest water is just to E side of rocks on NE tip of island. Picked up bones from skeleton found by PAUL ANDERSON last week and from the water + shore at mound - most of Homo bones seem to float - at least in the
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A.C. Breuer 1958 Journal Brooks Island, o to 10t ft, Contra Costa Co, Cal., F. Feb 9 (cont.) Who condition these are in. Also dug out some more Homo foot bones from spot where I got Canconium & other foot bones on Jan 18, 1958. Dug up a new-born or month or so old Homo skeleton from 5' above Mt toe mark, in mound - no other bones associated. Also found, on far NE tip of rocks, a Homo skeleton just an inch or so below grass. No skull cranium but 3 bits of it found in front of rat holes along with part of clavicle (which fit others dug up with skeleton) and 3 or 4 meter tressels. Also upon cleaning dirt off of bones found I had an extra section from pelvis. This had a small (fresh?) burning spot on it and it is probable that the skeleton it belonged to had been taken by someone already & the bones that might have been left might have been burned by grass fires set on the small point of land. This point of land may have been just part of a more extensive ridge yards ago which was since been washed away by waves no artifacts found with this skeleton. The skeleton found last weekend by Paul
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A.C. Ziegler 1958 Journal Feb. 9 (cont.) Brooks Island, D to 10 ft, Contra Costa Co. (unit Anderson apparently had been exposed by waves washing away collapsing the mound. He found no skull and after I dug thru all the loose dirt below the cavern I only found one loose tooth and post of the lower jaw (to which the tooth belonged) but no cranium. It might have been washed away by waves or it might still be buried in some spot in which we had not dug. Picked up many other bird & mammal bones from mound -- gave bird bones to Dick Banks at MVR. Paul had found 2 pieces of (unworked?) quartz x'm, a plumb-bag-like hollow ornament?; a faint scraper or blade knapped?; and a couple of long (8-10cm?) crow bone needles on ribs in pelvic region of skeleton. One of needles had "eye" in it. He also noticed some redish pigment which might have been a box of paint ultimately buried with [illegible] scraps some off one spat on a rib bone where I noticed it. In digging out a remaining foot of same skeleton I found parts of another needle or two with the foot bones. Also picked up a woodshovel
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A.C. ZIMMER 1958 Journal BROODS ISLAND, OR 10 FT. CONYES CASH CO. CALIF. FEB.9 (CONT.) BIRD BONE FROM WARD'S CAGE WHICH PROBABLY WAS BURIED WITH SKELETON SINCE IT WAS FOUND WITH CHINCHIL RIBS VERTEBRAE ETC. PAVI'S SKELETON (THE REMAINS OF WHICH I OBTAIN TODAY) GAVE MY # 1015. (OFT.) INFANT SKELETON # 1016 (5 FT.) ADULT SKELETON FROM ROCKY POINT # 1017 (10 FT.) I CAN SEE THAT MANY YEARS OF RAT BURROWS THRU SKELETONS BURIED CLOSE TO THE SURFACE OR COAST OF BANKS AND IN THE COLLAPSE X REMOVING OF THESE BURROWS THAT PARTS OF SKELETON MIGHT BE BROKEN, DISPLACED, REMOVED ETC. AND THIS PROBABLY WAS THE CASE WITH RESPECT TO THE BONES FOUND ON THE NE ROCKY POINT OF ISLAND. I SAW THE FORM OF THE SKELETON BY LOOKING IN A RAT BURROW NEAR THE TOP OF THE BANK. STEAMBOAT CANYON (NEW BOTANICAL GARDENS), BOULDER, COLORADO. CALIF. FEB. 20 PUT UP 4 SPECIMENOUS COLL'S BY SHOWING IN ZOO 128 CLAS. THESE 4 GO TO ZOOL. DEPT. COLL. FOR CLASS USE IN ZOO 113. 1 MI. N CAMA MEEREE, SONOMA CO. CALIFORNIA PUT UP 2 RICHARDSONS COLL'S FEB.16,1958 FEB 21 BY WM HAMILTON III & DON ROSSIER AS MATE WHO
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A.C. December 1958 Journal M.I.N Camp Meeker, Sonoma Co, California FEB.21 ARE WORKING ON REHABITATION IN THESE MICE. THEY (CONT.) CONVERT EVERY MONTH. THE SKULLS WERE LOOT BY THEM & I MAY GET THEM LATER - SO, AS OF NOW, THEIR SPEC'S ARE "SKIN ONLY". MY # 1022 WAS THEIR #5 FEB.16,1958 AND IT HAD 0.100 IN CAVITY.MY FEB.20,1958. WEIGHT + MEAS'S ON SKIN THOSE WERE TAKEN FEB.21,1958, MY # 1023 WAS THEIR (SKIN) #4 FEB 25,1958 (SHOULD HAVE BEEN #4,FEB.16,1958) AND IT WAS APPARENTLY KILLED ON DATA CAPTURE. WT. + MEAS'S ON SKIN WERE MINE TAKEN FEB.21,1958. Strawberry Canyon, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif. MAR 1 SET OUT 30 LIVE YAKS, 20 MUS. SPEC'S & 6 + 5 DEAD YAKS MORABETS JUST TO N SIDE OF FENCE AT V.C. BOTAN. ICAL GARDENS. IN LIVE YAKS SET IN DALL GEARS GOT 3 MICROTUS & 3 REINARDIS . ONE SMALL THAMONYS IN MORABET'S + ANOTHER YAK SAWING BY BOATMEN SHOVING OUT INTO IT. IN MUS SPEC'S SET ON BRUSHY, DAMP SHOALY SLOPE GOT 2 REINARDIS & 4 PERAMYSUS CANITERMICUS FOR UP THAMONYS & 2 P.CANITERMICUS. DR. COLEMAN, AN ENTOMOLOGIST USED LIVE TRAPS INSIDY OF AREAS/1988, HE OUT UP (#1) A MORABUS + (#2) A REINARDIS & SAYS SKULLS OF 2 MORE REINARDS . I LOST 2 MICROTUS SAWS AND 4 FOR TOO (28 CASES.
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A.C. Brooks 1958 Journal Brooks Island, S.F., Contra Costa Co., Cal. Mar 2 Went to Rio Rock & Brooks with Max Moe, Paul Anderson of MVZ & Max Moe, Joel Smith of AMNH. Last found post of turtle plastron on Rio Rock Beach - given to Dick Beaman of our Herb. Dept. for identification. Also found fish vertebrae & 2 Driftwood Sxaxes. On Brooks the Smiths found a people on top of ground off extreme point at NE end of Island - same spot that yielded a skeleton to me last Fri P. Paul Anderson found a partial Skeleton at spot where Paul had seen a few ribs exposed a week or so ago. I dug it out & marked my # 1027, Paul found a quartz xtra (chipped on an edge?) on beach at spot where he had found skeleton with other artifacts a few weeks ago. I found a (waste?) obsidian fragment with chips taken out of it on the beach at N end of same mound where the skeletons were found. Fish vert. from Rio Rock was fairly fresh & was identified as Striped Bass (Roccus saxat- ilis) fam. Scraeniche. Al Jones at Zoo Div. took it over to Calif. Acad. of Sci. in S.F. to have it identified. In mound at Brooks Got (old) "tooth(?)" plate with mass of corn- cobner - like teeth set on it. Identified
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A.C. Ziegler 1958 Journal March (cont.) Brooks Island, 5 ft, Contra Costa Co., California by Calif. Heras. As being part of a Aleutian (Dominichthys vates) from Emilio Gicolar. April 10 4 mi. E Harklow, 1000ft., Mendocino Co., Calif. Put up (by Apr. 15) 2 Larixius circocus snar by Dr. Carl B. Vickers + given to MUE, A.C.Z # 1039, 1040. Weights taken Apr. 15, kept in freezer since sent back to MUE on April 11. Spindrift Canyon, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif. carat Apr 11, 1958 Willow Bar. 15, 1958 Put up a Woodrat caught by Zoo 113 field trip (Woodrat House Investigation) April 23 Put up Soray owners live-manned by FM Byrne of Zoo/20 class. He also took 5026 Microtus in same area. 1 mi. SE Inverness Marin Co., Calif. Put up Apr 23, 1 Myns canigenicus caught by Dr. Benson in his cabin near Inverness. Animal kept in cold room with Oico on Apr. 16, 1958. Probably started to decay. Passed thru hands of Bill Manee, Jim Anderson + Vic Brown before I finally got it today to put up for Zoo D3 collection. No Data (probably from California) April 23 Found mole unlabeled in freezer - saved as probably collected by 1957 Murray class (or May 6 1958?)
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A. C. Bice 1958 Townsend Univ of California, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif. prej no23. SAVED SKULLS ONLY OF 2 ALBINO RABBITS USED IN ZOO 128 CLASS EXPERIMENT, ?? NO MEAS'S OR WT. NO OTHER DATA. May 7 Put up 2 grey Mus MUSCULUS used in Zoo/128 Class. Lab. Animals but strain or source unknown. San Francisco Zoo, San Francisco, San Francisco Co., Calif. May 6 On May 7 put up 2 young Rattus RATTUS TAKEN IN GreenhANT HOUSE AT ABOVE LOCALITY. THESE WERE DE-FLEA'D BY PARASITOLOGY PEOPLE & BRO'T OVER TO MUZ BY A GRAD. STUDENT IN ENTOMOLOGY, HAROLD E. SPEED. APARENTLY CAUGHT BY A "SAN FRANCISCO RESIDENT CONSERVATOR" IN PRESENT PROJECT. THE TWO (1 ? & ?) WERE TO BE USED IN ZOO 1/3 CLASS COLL, BUT WERE TOO YOUNG, SO WENT TO MUS. COLL (WHERE WE DID NEED THEM BACKY). SPEED WILL TRY TO GET SOME ADULTS LATER. THESE TWO WERE SKULLS TO HAVE BEEN KILLED May 6, AND IF THEY WERE THEY MUST HAVE BEEN LEFT IN TOO WARM A PLACE SINCE BELLY SKIN WAS PRETTY ROTTEN & EYES & TOES DRIED OUT. April 10 MT27 4 MI. E HOKANO, 1000 FT., MENDOCINO CO., CALIF. Put up for MUZ 6 LAGORUS CIVEROS SNOT BY DR. CHARL B. KAYANO IN FRONT OF HIS HOUSE AT
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A.C. Brewer 1958 Journal 4 mi. E Harkano, 1000 ft., Mono Co., Calif. Put up May 27 above locality from Apr 12, 1958 to May 19, 1958. Dr. Vaynor said he still notices them flying every night or so. I was rim out with a very slight swelling at upper end of rt. uterine horn which might or might not have been caused by a newly-implanted embryo. Act # 1053-1058. F had been eviscerated (stomach + intestines) before being rec'd here so wt. given is gutted wt. Strawberry Canyon, Berdely in Aramb Co., Calif. June 10 Set out 30 live yars in grass along road 100yds past Botanical Gardens gate towards cyclotron. Set them in dark in clumps at 3 ft. high grass. Caught 2 ♀ Micratus, 1 Agona + 2 Sorex ornatus (both oc'd in yard). Will save Micratus to see if pregnant; otherwise return + put up the Sorex. #1060,1061. Bait rolled oats + bird seed. Weather fairly warm. 1 mi. W Bolinas A.O., 120'ft., Marin Co., Calif. June 15 Arrives here for 6-week stay taking V.C. Zoo. 112 (marine biology) course. Wm. Hamilton III + my family are staying at the "Old Calums House" an un-furnished bungalow + adjacent ward.
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A.C. Ziegler 1958 Townsend 1 Mi, W Bolinas A.O., 120+ Ft, Marin Co, California. June 15 (cont) SANDS ON ALSER ROAD JUST 100 YDS DOWN HILL FROM THE BOLINAS BEACH CAFE HOUSE. THE TOWN OF BOLINAS IS RIGHT ALONG THE SHORE OF THE OCEAN & LINKED TO THE BAY BEHIND STINSON BEACH, BUT OUR HOME IS ON A PLATEAU (THE "MEGA") WEST OF THE TOWN PROPER. HOUSES ARE SCATTERED ALL OVER THE MEGA BUT ARE MOSTLY AT LEAST 200 YARDS APART. MOST OF THE AREA IS GRASS & BRACKLE HILLSIDE WITH LITTLE OR NO CUTTING OVER. WE HAVE A SMALL STREAM JUST AT OUR BACK DOOR INTO WHICH THE SINK WATER DRAINS. THE STREAM IS INTERMITTENT - BEING MOSTLY SHALLOW POOLS NOW - BUT FROM THE WOOD WASHED DOWN IT, THE WATER MUST RUN HIGH IN THE RAINY SEASON. GOT 1 SCAROUS TOOTH (RECENTLY RUN OVER BY CAR BUT STILL WAS OK) ON MEGA BUT LEFT THE SMOOTH CREEKSS OUT & SOMETHING TOOL. BILL HANLON FOUND DRISCO CREESS OF ANOTHER IN GRASS BEHIND OUR HOUSE, AND SO GOT 2 HYLA IN GRASS IN YARD. SAW BODY BIG
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A.C. Ziegler 1958 Journal June 15 (cont'd) 1 mi. W Bownas P.O., 120 ft, Marn Co., California AND HIT THE (6 INCH LONG) HILA HERE. ALSO SAW 1 BIG RANA BUT COULD NOT CATCH. DON'T KNOW SPECIES OF IT, June 18 BILL HAMILTON CAUGHT A ? TRAMMOPHIS WITH EMBRYOS JUST 5 FT ABOVE WATER LINE ON ROAD BETWEEN STINSON BEACH P.O. AND THE CUT-OFF TO BOWNAS P.O. TAIL WAS SLIGHTLY MUTILATED PRIOR TO CAPTURE APPEARENTLY, LOCATION OF THIS ENTRY ONLY IS: 1 MI. E BOWNAS P.O., 5 FT, MARN CO. CONT. June 20 CAUGHT 1 MORE HILA UNDER A CARD- BOARD BOX IN OUR YARD. June 2 TOOK 1 SMALL LOT (= 20?) OF SMALL + LARGE TADPOLES FROM SMALL POOL IN STREAM JUST BEHIND HOUSE. ALL GIVE 1 NUMBER. WALKED THRU FIELDS THIS PM, & CAUGHT 1 GEORHOVOTUS (WITH THE DETENT TAIL) & SAW 1 MORE. FOUND OWL PELT'S WHOSE COOPS AROUND BOWEN CLUB HOUSE. HAD ONLY MICROBUS SOUNDS OCCUR FOR 1 MANDIBLE AT HILK (OR LATHRO?). HAVE SEEN SEVERAL MICROBUSES IN GEARS OR CROSSING ROADS IN PAST FEW DAYS. SET OUT 4 MANDIBLE YEARS IN 2 SETS - 1 IN OUR YARD & OTHER 100 YDS DOWN ROAD. SAW MANY MORE RUNS + MANY HILKS OF DIRT WHICH I THINK ARE 'MORE HILKS' RATHER THAN CARPES
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A.C.Zeebe 1958 Journal 1 mi. W Bolinas P.O., 120' ft, Marin Co., California June 21 (cont'd) Mounds. I or sets was in a definite Catcher run but other may have been mole workings since funnel was only a little over an inch in O.D. Set out about 45 mus specs baited with walnuts along creek back of house. Traps set about 15 to 20 ft apart in the thick blackberry, notice vine covering. also saw some fresh mole workings in sandy soil along creek. Mounds in fields (where I did not set) seemed old & dry. WM Hamilton has lost 10 ducks (kept in screen cage out back) to wild house cats (probably) of which at least 4 diff. one's have been seen (I m. O'Dwyer nursing). Bill saw coon tracks along stream & an old mace said deer passed the same back of our house. We did see two very small bucks in velvet along road to Phonsien Nursery about 2 min. (?) of house a couple of days ago. June 22 Ran traps at 8 AM + got 5 micsbors, 1 Thomson's, 3 Sarek Trow Bridger & 1 Navarro- dickus. Put up all except 3 micsbors
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A.C. Zeiler 1958 Journal June 22 (cont) / M.M. W Bonnas A.O., 120th Ft, Mason Co, California. Will run the line of traps (unshifted) except for going to town for the rest of time we are here. + with deep chest (see note page) of mice caught + put up those that I can find time for. Will put out 4 rat traps about 2 Schuyler's traps in various spots around house but may change their locations often. Will usually run traps early in A.M. (7 o'clock) and late in P.M. (7 o'clock) & separate #'s caught by Oregon line on chart, thus: A.M. P.M. June 26 WM Hamilton III caught at Barrowmascos in a bunch of Douglas fir boughs which had been stuck up in wet caved bottom back of our house for 2 or 3 days. (Fire used for feeding his Phrenosaurus longicaudus). I also in damp caved bank and got 2 more small ones + 14th at another small or medium sized one. Saw a small one a day or so ago under a large can set on grass in our yard but lost it again in grass. Have been looking under surface objects but have seen no other Batrhoeoscos to order so apparently they have dug in a little. Our creek seems the only wet spot for a quarter of a mile or more around & it is now beginning to dry except for rocks.
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A.C. Zorite 1958 Journal [June 22 (cont)] Mt. W Bolinas A.O. 120 ft, Marin Co, California MICROtus SOEES NEURO-CHUS NEOTOMA SCARANUS THOMOMYS REITHAURUM BREEDS CALIFORNIUS TROMBAROGAS GIBBIS FUSCIPES LATIMANUS BOTTEAE MICROLOTIS OF HOPE A.M. JUNE 22 5 3 1 1 " 23 2 1 1 " 24 1 1 3 1 (MACROSE FOX) " 25 1 1 2 1 " 26 1 1 SOME SAGE " 27 2 1 1 SOME SAGE " 28 1 1 SOME SAGE " 29 2 " 30 2 1 SOME SAGE JULY 1 1 " 2 TRAPS NOT RUN IN A.M. " 3 1 " 4 TRAPS NOT RUN IN P.M. 1 SOME SAGE " 5 1 1 1 FRESH BASS " 6 1 BASS THRU " 7 1 " 8 1 3 2 TODAY A.M. TRAP RUN 9 2 AT 10 A.M. -> 1 " 10 " 11 " 12 1 TODAY A.M. -> TRAP RUN " 13 1 1 SOME SAGE AT 11:00 AM. " 14 A.M. or P.M.? 1 " 15 " 16 3 " 17 1 (MORE YEAR)
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A.C. ZIEGLER 1958 Juveniles [ JUNE 22 (cont.) ] M. W BOLINAS P.O. 120 ft. MASON CO. CALIFORNIA. | | Microtus | Sorex | Neuronurus | Meroma | Scapanus | Thomomys | Reithrodon | | Birds | | | California | Townsendi | Garrysi | Fasciata | Latimanus | Bottae | Megacorys | | & Herps | 4 A.M. READ 1:30 A.M. JULY 18 7 A.M. READ IN AT 1:30AM. 19 20 21 22 23 " TEAS NOT RUN IN 4 M 24 (Teas picked up after July 24 A.M. Teas run.) TOMES 26 | 18 | 19 | 12 | 2 | 1 | 2 | Birds | (2 | Herps | 2 NOTE! - See animals collected from Owl pellets under species Account of "Owl" in my 1960 field notes. Dr. R.I. Smith, giving the ZOO112 course, was almost certain a LARGE LONG-TAILED CAT he saw on TEVIS RANCH (between Chema & Bolinas) was a YOUNG MT. LION, - OTHER MEMBERS OF PARTY SEEMED EQUALLY SURE. BIRDS SEEN DURING PERIODS JUNE 15, 1958 - JULY 26, 1958, (IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE !): GOLDFINCH, SONA SPARROW, WHITE-CAMUS SPARROW, W. MEADOWLARK, RED-WINGED & BLUEWINGS BLACKBIRDS, CREW, RAVEN, RED-TAILED HAWK, OSPREY, SCALBJAY, CHIFFY BRAN SWALLOW, GLAUUCOUS-WINGED & HEERMANS BULLS, BREAST, COEMAGRANT, AMOS. COZETS, O2-BLUE HERON, BL-CAMMUS NIGHT HERON, KILLOGE, TRVETTY VURRO, RUSSSET-BRECK-THROUGH, CHIVE- S. AGS FLYCATCHER, ALLENS HUMBIRD, CALIF QUIAIN, PHOEBANT, COW BIRD, THAN PITMOUSE(?), MOVERING-BUDG, WILSONS WHEELER, ? WREN, WREN PIT, BUSHTIT, ROBIN, SURFBIROS, (BLACK OYSTERCATCHERS?).
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A.C.ZICOLLZ 1958 JOURNAL 1 mi. W Bolinas P.O., 120 ft, Marin Co, California. June 27 Caught a small THAMNOHES in one of MUS. SPCE's on MACHINE OVERNIGHT. June 28 Got 2 more YEARS from MUE today & WILL SET OUT WHEN I FIND FRESH MORELERS. Took car YRD NORTH by way of A. RICE'S STATION TODAY, & SAW ON ROAD TO OLEMA (3 miles FROM BOLINAS) A SMALL CHAMUND UNDER HEAVY EVERYPOTS SHADOWS BESIDE ROAD. SCENERY VERY TAME & I COULD ALMOST HAVE HIT HIM WITH A GREEN HANDCRE. ROUGHLY 10 MILES E OF OLEMA SAW A CITRUS SCENERY ON FENCE POST. PETER SCHROMM, A GRAD. STUDENT IN MAMM, TRAPPED FIELDS NEAR BOLINAS A FEW DAYS AGO BUT GOT AWAY REIDHOES & MICROSIS, June 29 Got 2 SOREX NOWBROKER THIS MORNING AFTER 3 DAYS WITHOUT CATCHING ANY. THE LADYKING I WAS CAUGHT BETWEEN 8:00 AM & 10:00 AM THIS MORNING. I RAN PAGES AT 10:00 (SUNDAY, SO I SLEPT LATE) & FOUND SHREW IN TRAP THAT WM HAMILTON HAD SET EMPTY AT 8:00 A.M. 1 mi. N TENNER P.O., 150 ft, Sonoma Co, Calif. June29 Drove to PHENBEAMS KNOWLEDGEABLE LOCATION WITH WM HAMILTON III THIS P.M. WORKERS
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A.C. ZIEBEE 1958 June 29 (cont'd) I Mr. W Jenner P.O., 150 ft, Sonoma Co, Calif. Douglas fies on the Winnick Ranch x got 3 & 1 o>. Bink kept 2's & I skinned more. Don Roberts(at Muz) & Bink have taken maybe 30 or 40 or more out of this location in past year or so. Saw a Dark CHIMPNZ in this location in woods. Bink said he found Dicamaton here occasionally, there is a good stream thru area & I saw some type of Salamander lays in water. We also worked Douglas fies just to right of Bridge over Russian River (on Sonoma Co side) at Bridge roaden (on Marin Co. side) & scared out 1 mouse but could not catch it. This is location worked a couple of years ago in frch with Dr. Binson. Saw a Scatius Serp & Squards on Road between Tomones & Roseba. July 6 I Mr. W Bonner P.O., 120 ft, Marin Co, Calif. Lost a captive, adult & Microuus californicus (taken occasionally in Presa-Berry Canyon, Borden) today so to avoid the possibility of acquiring it as a specimen from Marin Co, I will only put up immature animals and about many Microuis which I may
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A.C. BROWN 1958 TOWNSEND 1 mi. W Bolinas P.O., 120+ft., Marin Co, Calif. JULY 6 (cont'd) CATCH HERRS IN FURNESS. 2mi.W, 4 mi. N Bolinas P.O., 400+ ft., MarenCo, Calif. JULY 6 (cont'd) FOUND 4 VIOCTOS (?), 1 TAILOCS + 5 LYNX CARCASSES HUNG ON FENCE AT ABOVE LOCATION. SPOT IS 5.5 mi. (BY ROAD) N OF BOLLNAS P.O. SAVED ONLY SKULLS & BRAINS... APPEARENTLY WORD OF "VARMINT" TRAPPERS SINCE UNSKINNED, OLD BODIES - APPARENTLY 2 or 3 YEARS SINCE BEING KILLED. IF I FOUND THIS BONE I TIED IT ON TO SKULL. IF CARCASS STILL FAIRLY WHOLE & NO BRAINUM VISIBLE I LABELLED SKULL "?". IF CARCASS IN PIECES CAN'TO "SEX ?" Bolinas (Island, 475+ ft. N Coast Guard Sta., S of Salicornia marsh), S of MarenCo. Calif. REC'd JULY 20 GOT A GERENOMOUS (coll'd July 17, '58) & A THORNWASS (coll'd July 19, '58) FROM GEO. F. FISHER (2203, M.V.S.) WHO TOOK THEM ON SAND ISLAND COVERED WITH SALICORNIA IN BOLINAS LAGOON. IN HIGHER SPOTS THIS ISLAND HAS NO DRY LAND BRIDGE WITH MAINLAND AND WATER IS ABOUT 4 FEET OR LESS DEEP AROUND PARTS AT IT AT LOW TIDE. THE SPOT IS SHOWN AS ONE OF TWO ISLANDS ON TOPO SHEET OF AREA. RACCOON TRACKS SEEN ON ISLAND BY GEORGE & SOMEONE & SUPPOSED TO HAVE SEEN A DEER SWIMMING OUT TO IT, THESE ARE APPARENTLY THE ONLY 2 HEERS GEORGE SAW IN HIS STUDY AT FOWL AT SALICORNIA MARSH.
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A.C.ZIEGLER 1958 Journal Panochc Creek, 550+ft., Fresno Co., California. put up Aug. 19 Put up 2 dioo. macrodors, RD, Heermann's & 1 CITELINUS BECHERI, TAKEN BY Vic LEWIN ON JAN 29 & 30, 1958 AT ABOVE LOCATION, FOR MORE INFO ON LOCATION SEE NOTES IN THIS JOURNAL FEB. 4, 1958. THESE SPECIES FOR PERSONAL COLLECTION. MOUNTAINEER MINE, T.2S, R.24E, Riverside Co., California put up Aug 20 Put up for personal use 1 adult & 2 young MacroDUS canik, & 1 (young?) MYODIS [illegible] velus on July 18, 1958 cAUGHT BY CHAS. S. THRELOE OR MVZ ON PEA WITH A MR. Beck from Davis Camp who is working on bot areas 1958. TAKEN FROM 2 MINE SHAFTS ABOUT A QUARTER OF A MILE APART - MYODIS TAKEN FROM SHAFT AT OR NEAR THE ENTRANCE OF CANYON IN WHICH MINES ARE SITUATED. MacroDUS TAKEN "VA" CANYON A QUARTER OF MILE OR SO IN ANOTHER SHAFT. An EATRICIUS TAKEN BY THRELOE AT FIRST SHAFT ALSO. MINES ARE NOW RENAMED "NEW ERA" APPARENTLY SOME LOCATION AS COMPILED BY MYSELF ON JUNE 14, 1957 (WHICH SEE IN MY 1957 JOURNAL) Strawberry Canyon, 850+ft., Beckley, Alameda Co., Calif. Aug. 30 Set out 45 mus specs in line leading up steep slope thru pines on N edge Botanical Garden fence. Most are dry or awry ground in thin
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A.C. [illegible] 1958 Jouvenon Strawberry Canyon, just Nt. Berkeley, Alameda Co. Aug 30 Brachys & Artemesia cover. Has taken (cour.) Artemisius here before but has not got only I retired a retired tail and a Artemisius never also a whsn. Ands were out in force. Full moon up at Dusk last Am. Also made 2 two-was Gather sets within 10 ft. of Bot.an.lm. Fence but no catch. Set 2 more near in fairly fresh runs in moist ground next to fence where Snowberry(?) crabl passes into the gardens. No cover in either or there. Put up only the P. trvst. 4mi. N, 1/2 mi. W Truckhaven, 21 Imperial Co, Cant. Sept 8-9 Left Berkeley at 11:30 AM Sunday Sept 7, and drove to above locality for Intose. Nationa touch with Dr. Hockee & Dick Berman of MVE. Arrives about 2:00 pm & looked over area along highway west of Saxon Sea. Truckhaven is only a large Cafe & Gas Station with living quarters in rear. Several Land Development companies are leveling out land to eventually try to build and sell houses on along the sea. Very hot - 108 in shade. Set about 40 MVE species
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California ction) MPANY AYS SHOWN IN RED. usually less congested. Military Airports State Parks Points of Interest Camp, Campground, Station (R.S., etc.) Accumulated mileage shown between points Mileage shown between State Capitals County Seats towns and junctions National Parks, Monuments and Cemeteries Mexican Numbered Highways TOWNS, 100,000 50,000 and over by local option. Standard Time. Miles. Company
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A.P. Ziegele 1958 Jensen 4 mi. N, 4 1/2 mi. W Teckhaven, 2 mi. NW King Serrvas, Imperial Co., California. Sept. 9 Ground around camp with shallow wash in foreground. Personages famous taken in this immediate area, also Cochonxx at night. Photo taken Sept. 9, 1958 Looking NW.
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A.C.Zierer 1958 Jolon 4 mi. N, 4 1/2 mi. W Truck Haven, 2 mi. NW Kono Springs, Imperial Co., California. Sept. 9 (cont'd) Afternoon in the Salton Sea Desert. 15 minutes work in the sun & we were ready for a break with this. Photo taken Sept. 9, 1958 showing Ds. Wm Z. Hockers Jr (Hot) + Dick Graham both of Mv2.
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A.C. Breuer 1958 Journal 4 mi. N, 2 1/2 mi. W Truckhaven, 21 mi. NW Kang Springs, Imperial Co., California. Sept 9 traps around camp (tent 1 mile W of (cont'd) highway on bulldozed road.) Photo taken of area looking NW on Sept 9, 1958. Got 5 promontus formosus only but other boys got Dipro. meeeami. +P.ANIGULLATUS BEEFIES. Did not find colonies growing in year. I found colony crawling along beach last PM about 9 or 10 o'clock. Also set traps at following two locations: 4 1/3 mi. N, 3 mi. W, 4 mi. N, 2 1/2 mi. W Truckhaven Kang Springs, Imperial Co., California. Sept 9 (cont'd) HO mus excels x 3 rat years got only two promontus longimanus x an unidentified tank. 2 or 3 other traps sprung. Dr. L. got away a P. maniculatus here. 4 mi. N, 3 1/2 mi. W Truckhaven, 21 mi. NW Kang Springs, Imperial Co., California. Sept 9 (cont.) This location is junction of Smith Road we camped on 4 th inst. 20 mus spees got only a promontus carinatus. Dr. L. got 3 promontus [illegible] (locations and measured on auto roads) saw a large bat at early twilight but none later. Moon about 1/4 full.
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A.C. ZICHER 1958 Journal 4 mi. N 4½ mi. W TRUCKHAVEN 21 mi. NW Vase Spring, IMGS: Scot. 9 (cont'd) TOTAL LIST MAMMALS TAKEN AT RECCONS 3 LOCALITIES ON SCOT. 9: Peromyscus sp. — 14 " " longmembris — 3 Dipodomys merriami — 7 Perognathus crinitus — 2 " " maniculatus — 1 TRUCKHAVEN IS SHOWN ON CERTAIN Co. MAPS. TEMP VERY HOT 105° or 106° in shade. 3¼ mis. 2¾ mi. E Scissors Crossing, Green Quake Valley Sandy Camp Scot. 10 Drove to Green Quake Valley & camped up a dirt road ¾ mi. or so from Hiway Spot is in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. Scissors Crossing is just at Blue Grass Road & Hiway 78 & had historical marker telling of Vallecitos stage station etc. Party set out roughly 100 yards at Crossing & 150' at camp. All on sandy ground with borage, cholla, etc. Many birds & insects. BUT also saw 8 or 9 GAINES rears at; 2½ mi. S 2¼ mi. E Scissors crossing & got 3 Trinomys, TOTAL LIST OF MAMMALS TAKEN AT THE 3 LOCALITIES ON SCOT. 10: Thomomys bottae — 2 (see 2nd page following)
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A.C. ZIEGLER 1958 JOURNAL 3 1/4 mi. S, 2 1/4 mi. E Scissors Crossing, Earthquake Valley, San Diego Co., California Sept. 10 (contd.) TRAPPING AREA BEFORE CAMP. MOST COMMON MAMMALS TRAPPED HERE WERE Pecognathus longemembris, Dipod. mediocris & Onychomys torridus, Taranthus seen after dark here. PHOTO TAKEN SEPT. 10, 1958 LOOKING EAST,
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A.C. Ziegler 1958 JOURNAL GLENCHIFF CAMPGROUND, 24 mi. N Picuray Springs San Diego Co., Calif. Sept. 11 (cont'd) BRUSH ACROSS GULLY FROM CAMPGROUND. PEROMYSCUS BOTH TAKEN IN BRUSH BUT NOTHING ELSE. NEBOMA (SP?) NOT SEEN UNDER BUSH IN GULLY. PHOTO TAKEN SEPT. 11, 1958 LOOKING WEST.
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A.C. ETCHECER 1958 Touvenot Sept. 11, 12 Seno Thing Valley, 4625 ft. San Diego Co. California. Drove to Touvenot in AM arriving about 6:00pm. Set out for mus spee's, in shady wash running thru cow pasture & many fences. Also 2 sets of orange traps & got 4 Peromyscus, 1 Dipodomys, 2 Odocoileus & 1 Canis. Also saw a Squirrel mover run. Tore open rotten log & got a Hylda. Also caught 2 small Vrt by hand. Saw many Ground Squirrels (C. Bechenyi?). Set 20 mus spee's on dry hillside beside camp & got only account of Peromyscus maniculatus & 1 Dipodomys tail tip. Shot about PM of 11th but hit none. Saw 3 Roadwills on road & shot one. Others coming both in AM & PM. Dick Graham got 2 Perony (Truce??) in dry wash beside camp. Thus far no Peromyscus taken here. Totally pretty catch! "Goatsucker" (Sito or Ouk) - 1 Thonomy Bottrac _______ 2 Odocoileus Abilis _____________ 8 + 1 tail tip Peromyscus spp. ________________ 2 maniculatus ___________ 15 Micropus ssp. _______________ 1 Locality is shown on Cols. of Eng's topo. Guaymac Quas. Editor for 1944.
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A. E. ZIEGLER 1958 JOUENAN 3mi N MONZANITA, 3600'ft, McCan Valley San Diego Co. California. Scat. 12 +13 Drove here in PM & camped about 5:PM. Shot Oats at dusk + got 1 Myotis subalatus. Saw only 2 orice small Oats. Set out 40' mus spcec's + 5 rat traps on sandy slope with Oak shrubs, Monzanita, & some Chumpy composites. A few bare spots between shrubs + some small open grass cover. Also set 10 meacces in 5 sets near camp. Also set 25 mus. spec's + 3 rat traps in horse pasture with only sparse grass in it. Locality is shown on Corps of Eng's Topo. Campo Mesa, Edition of 1944, Photo taken of Oak, Monzanita, etc. slope looking SW. Also photo looking N, at horse pasture where 25 mus + 3 rat traps were placed. In traps on Monzanita shale got 2 Oso Agilis, Onychurus, etc but in horse- pasture got only Beamy maniculatus along-fence row with wind-blown flower stems or small bushes. Got only one Grapher, [illegible] Total Party Catch: Thomys bottae 1 Pseudomys sp. 2 Pseudomys longimembris - 5 (see 3rd page following)
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A.C. Zeegers 1958 Journal 3 1/4 mi. N Manzanita, 3600'ft., McCain Valley, San Diego Co., Cal.: [illegible] Sept. 13 (cont'd) Open slope with patches of manzanita + a small oak or so scattered around across road from camp. Neotoma (sp?) Dorsalis seen around bases of larger rocks in picture. Mammals not too common here -- O,OO, Perlis + P. maniculatus perhaps the most numerous - as shown by trap results anyway. Photo taken Sept. 13, 1958 looking SW.
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A.C. ZICKEE 1958 Toucan. 3 1/2 mi. N MANZANITA, 3600 ft., M Carn Valley, San Diego Co, Calif. Sept. 13 (cont'd) HORSE PASTURE (BEYOND FENCE), NEAR CAMP TEXAS HERE YIELDS Peromyscus maniculatus - AND THESE ONLY AMONG FENCE ROWS. AREAS OUTSIDE OF PASTURE (AS SHOWN IN IMMEDIATE FOREGROUND) YIELDS SEVERAL SPECIES OF RODENTS, THO. PHOTO TAKEN SEPT. 13, 1958 LOOKING NORTH.
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T.C. Zicoles 1958 Joceman 3 1/4 mi. N Manzanita, 3600' ft., M Carr Valley, San Diego Co., Calif. Sept. 13 (cont'd) Camp showing Dr. Wm Z. Londer Jr. & Dick Graham (no shirt), both of MUT. Photo taken Sept. 13, 1958 looking south.
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A.C. ZIEGLER 1958 Jocama 2.8 mi. (by road) SE Julian, San Diego Co., California. SEPT. 13 (continued) (EN ROUTE FROM 3 1/4 MI. N MANZANITA, ETC TO 1 1/4 MI. N, 1/3 MI. E AGUAMAR, ETC.) VIEW FROM LOOKOUT ABOVE DESERT CANYON. DESER VIEW, 4631 FT. BONNE IS IN ABOUT CENTER OF PICTURE; SCISSORS CROSSING IN FAR RIGHT. MOST OF CENTER OF PICTURE IS SAN FERIE VALLEY. PHOTO TAKEN SEPT. 13, 1958 LOOKING NE.
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A.C. ZICCALEE 1958 Towson 3 mi. N Manzanita, 3600± ft., McLean Valley, San Diego Co. Calif. Sept. 13 (cont'd) Dipodomys perotis — 12 Pezomyscus (boylei?) — 1 " " (californicus?) — 1 " " gemmeus — 1 " " moniliculus — 15 Oryzomys torridus — 1 Neotoma lepida — 1 Reckso left at 1:30 PM. Drive to: 1¼ mi. N, ⅓ mi. E Aguunas, 2300± ft., Riverside Co. California Sept. 13/14 Camp set beside "BM 2331" as shown on Corps of Eng. topo Palomar Mtn. quad. (edition of) 1942. Set traps around comp and at two other locations nearby: ¼ mi. ENE Aguunas, 250± ft., and 1 mi. SE Aguunas, 2150± ft.; Riverside Co. California. Saw 2 bass at dusk but too far away to get near to them. Also saw 3 large owls over wheat stubble field below comp. after dark. Traps began working in late dusk so we had one change at night & again next AM. Caught largely Pecos foxes around comp. Vegetation Opuntia (?), Yucca, & stiff high broad leaved shrub. 1 photo taken looking W. near camp where Pecos, foxes were common. Caught a—
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A.C. Zeeher 1958 Journal 1 1/4 mi. N, 1/3 mi. E Acumaa, 2300 ft. Rices de Co, Calif. Sept. 14 ( Corr 'o) Trapping seen just behind camp. Pecognathus fallax very common in all this type of vegetation. Neotoma (sp?) nest seen on ground under large bush seen in the center of picture. Photo taken Sept. 14, 1958, looking west.
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A.C. Boucher 1958 Journal 1/4 mi. N, 1/3 mi. E Agvanas 2300'ft. Rivers of Ca. Campi Sept. 14 Lichanwa in late afternoon at 1300 (cont'd) Out teens. It was dark above and Orpinal(?) with its head to ground. Did not seem to know I was even close to it. Got a Sylvanus D.O.P. near town of Agvanas (=1/2 mi. NE Agvanas 2100'ft.) when preparing to get sides. Saw another, crushed too badly to save, or pass also. Ground in dark hockwires sandy with sign of many recent burrows, especially mongo. Rarity about Campsite. Total pest list for TotC 3 locations: Sylvanus manbovi (D.O.P.) - 2 (only savage) recognatus tanky 123 " long members 4 Diagonys arlis 7 " messiom 34 Reptoravones megarons 2 Pedomyscus cremious 24 " moniculates 12 Orychanys roseous 3 Newtoma sap. 3 " heria 2 Gutted speck's after weighing them. Brot them back to residency. Discussed trax-damaged speck's. Left at 10:30am Arrived home 9:30pm.
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A.C. Ziegler 1958 Touenan 2mi. N St Mary's College, Sonoma Co, Calif. Oct. 1 Put up a Sockeye Salmon for Zoo Dept. Colk. Donated by Tom Case of MVZ. Case reported a cat had bred it in, #1319 A.C.Z. Shack Beach, 30th rt, Sonoma Co, Calif. Oct 7 Sawed a Sockeye Vagons as Skinwalk - bred in by Wm T. Hamilton III of MVZ who discovered found it dead on Oct.5, 1958 on drifts above the beach south line at above location. Beach is about 3 miles or so by road (Hwy 1) South of Town of Jenner x is shown on Calif. State Auto Assoc. Map as North Bay Counties. [illegible] Dec'd for MVZ. "San Francisco Bay Area", California. Oct. 17 Dr Vsnoger of U.C. Entom. Dept. Donated a Laxivirus Cercos to MVZ today - said it died within last 2 days, but from Drigo. Va condition seemed to have been dead for a week. Dr. Vsnoger said an unrecorded person had bred in bait just about a month ago & their diet. Had kept it alive on vitamins, etc, since it would not take mealworms. The location noted above is the only one we can give. Otherwise - no other data. Sawed as sunk + skull + accessories for MVZ. A.C.Z. # 1320.
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A.C. Zicarelli 1958 Journal Alamenda (shown at 1309 Sherman St.) Alameda Co. California Aug 27. Put up SCAKONKS for MVZ taken Oct. 25, 1958 (alive) by Mr. J. E. McCormick on lawn of his home. Killed and weighed Oct. 27 — Dr Benson had picked up the animal from Mr. M's Oct. 25 and had fed it some dog food so it was still alive at noon today. Wt. may not be too reliable, tho, since it was not notices whether the more had all the food that it might have required. No water furnished it. Dr. B. said the lawn on which it was taken was in the center of a residential district. Mr. M's cought it by waiting til he saw it borewing (by outright) and then rapidly speared it & do it out. Said, it had made a mess of his lawn. San Pedro Creek (south main), Richmond, Contra Costa Co. Calif. Nov. 9. Put up 5 SOXK VAGERS (SCARLET WILDERNS) taken by Geo. F. Fisher of MVZ in the San Pedro Marsh near (within 100 yds, probably) at the San Pedro Turf Farm (or Sewage?) Plant. Animal well out in SPAD SANICORNIA marsh. Food. Also took MICROIDS & 4 or so RETIRED — at least one with a very red berry. Transposing locality as shown on a current CAMF Auto Assoc. Map 'Cities of Richmond,'
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A.L. Zicovich 1958 Jovanović San Paolo Creek (Sant Mauro), Richmond, Courta Casinola, San El Cerrito, San Pablo + vicinity") is on south side of San Paolo Creek about 250-300 Yds SW of Junction of County Road No.20 and an unnamed road running N and S three MILES. Nov.15 1.0 mi. N, 2.0 mi. E Martinez (Sant Mauro) Courta Casinola Creek Rat up 3 Scoler ornatus taken by Geo. F. Fisher of MVΒ in extensive Sonicornia marsh, Geo. also took 20^t Bombyx x 2 Mares See his Jovanović for more geological data (Approxly)
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A. CIGERENSE 1958 Sorex ornatus Strawberry Canyon (West Botanical Gardens), Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calt. Feb 20 Put up 4 javelin in snags & live trees by F. Camp & B. Terrio (students in Zoo 128 class). With food below just what the habitat they trapped was. 1 other Sorex ornatus discarded because of broken skull. Found inguinal glands, two cervices on flank of both ♂ & ♀, ♂ alone had the large (inguinal) glands just behind the anus. Could be confused with testes at a quick glance. ♂ had obvious "iron" or "baggly" odor - possibly from these own glands. ♀ very enlarged but no scars or embryos visible & no mammary issues. These 4 went to Dept Zoo, 113 student coll. Apr 23. One javelin in live tree dead in AM. ♂ - inguinal glands (??) dorsal-ventral from anus & base of tail) almost size of testes (3 x 6mm). No marked odor to unbroken glands - perhaps since animal was still very freshy June 10 2 dead in live trees too high up Cyclotron Road from Bot. Gardens. Still had food (almond oats & bird seed) in teeth. Both YR males, both 3.3 ozs. Testes ± 1 x 1mm ± 1 x 1½ mm. One showed definite molt pattern. Caught also 1 Atheris + 2 Rhipidurus canescens. 2 mi N St. Mary's College, Corpus Christi Co., Calif. Oct 1 ♂ brought in by cat, testes 2 x 1mm (old ?; not fat); inguinal glands not evident no musky odor.; well bitten but not at all eaten by cat.
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A.C. Biebler 1958 Sorex ornatus Nov. 15 1.0 mi. N, 2.0 mi. E Martinez (salt marsh), Corner Cosmolo, Lake of California Sub-Species. 3 taken by Geo. Fisher or MVZ in extensive Sanicoria Marsh. I was ♀ with an "about" uterine repeat but no mammary tissue; I was 76. ♂ with 2x1mm testes; other was older ♂ with 1x3mm testes and a testis gland just about the same size. It also has a very slight "metallic" odor -- probably from the glands. None of animals was noticeably fat. All had been taken in MVZ. See: Nos. Geo. also took 20♂ Sorex (so?) x 2 Microtus. Barrows are # 1328-7330 A.C.Z.
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A.C. ZIEGELER 1958 Soreby Mountains Shelly Beach, 30+ ft, Sonoma Co, California Oct. 7 ♂ FOUND DEAD Oct. 5 BY WM J. Hamilton on top of bluffs above beach. Scratched back on cranium but otherwise no injuries. Teeth 1 x 1 mm. Slightly discolored so wt may be a little low. Intestines (x sponged?) seem to have food in them. Skull only - 70 mg. San Pablo Creek (Sgt Marsh), Richmond, Contra Costa Co, Cal. extensive. Nov. 9 5 taken in Sanicoren. A month by Geo. Fisher. All dead in Sherman live-traps. 1 adult, or at least post-puerile ♀, 1 mm? ♀ + 3 mm. ♂'s (test x mm). Animals not fat. No obvious ovarian capsules or oocysts. George also took 4 or 5 Rethro's (Rivulentus?) & Microtus.
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A.C. GEORGE 1958 NEUROTRICHUS GIBBSI 1 MI. W BOLINAS P.O., 120+ FT. MARIN CO, CALIF. JUNE 22 SEE NOTES & CHART UNDER THIS DATE IN JOURNAL. SPECIMEN WAS ♀ BODY PRESERVED IN 10% FORMALIN TO BE SENT TO CHANTOR CATALOGUE LATER AT UNIV. MO. JULY 3 I CATCHED TODAY AFTER 5 DAYS WITHOUT ANY OF THESE SPECIES, THE SHAPEMOLES AT THIS LOCATION HAVE VERY LITTLE GREENISH SHEEN OR REFLECTION IN THE FUR. JULY 16 TOOK 2 ♀ & 1 ♂ LAST NIGHT IN TRAPPING ALONG WITH 1 ♀ MICROTUS. THIS RUN OF NEUROTRICHUS MAY HAVE BEEN BROKEN ABOUT IN SOME (UNKNOWN) MANNER BY HEAVY FOG & SOME POSSIBLE RAIN LAST NIGHT, GROUND VEGETATION WAS QUITE DAMP WHEN I RAN TRAPS & RAIN FELT LIKELY ABOUT 8:30 AM LATER IN DAY — OR THE 3 ANIMALS IN ONE NIGHT MAY JUST HAVE BEEN CHANCE. SEE CHART IN NOTES FOR JUNE 22, 1958 THIS JOURNAL.
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D.C. Zebia 1958 Sagdanus lathomus Strawberry Canyon, Besdley, Amigos Co., Mex. Mar 1 Saw fresh scat run in lawn on slope, camp shade just before snow cress (snow berry cress?) on N S. of or J.C. botanicon green fence. Had no more rag but set 2 mongoose gaiter traps in run and also 2 mus. specs. I Mus safe. This morning had dirt pushed on to it since, but where I had dug into run to three yards was left open though apparently had not wanted to use the old burrow line I had reburrowed (orana nite) under the rag. 1 Mi. W. Bolinas P.O., 1204 Ft. Marin Co. Calif. June 15 See notes + charts under these dates June 22 in Townsend June 24 I taken in Macabee had 2 small (1mm dia) ticks (not am.) on ball of right "hand" & 1 on back of lt. "hand." July 17 I in more year this am. Set trap in a fresh mole surface run about 8 or 10 days ago. [illegible] The run was used during the next night, as seen by fresh dirt piled up around edges of yard, but I had forgotten to release the safety catch so missed the animal. I released safety but got no catch with last nite. This mole also had small ticks on balls & "thumb cogs" of hands. Also 2 ticks on rt. knee root.
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A.C.Ziegler 1958 SCARABUS lormanus Anomoea (law of [illegible] Anomoea b. lawf. Kluc Oct 27) I taken in middle of residential district, WH AFTER BEING FROM CAPTIVITY FOR 2 DAYS: 50'0 am, 0° TESTES 6x11 mm. Do not quite loose. STAND REPRODUCTIVE APPEARANCE BUT WILL MAKE INQUIRIES & ENTER INTO LABOR. A SLIGHT "METALLIC" SMELL TO BODY - PERHAPS FROM SCENT GLANDS. MOWE THIS IS THE SMALL FREE RESIDENCE OF Anomoea Is. A.C.Z # 1322. CAUT CAIO TESTIS (WHITISH) CAIO CAUDA CAO ? (NO TUBULES VISIBLE WHITISH-FLESHY COLORED.) PROSTATE GLAND (CLEAR, YELLOWISH TINGE. 3-4mm THICK.) TO LEFT TESTIS BLADDER TO PENIS ANUS ANAL GLANDS?? (FLESH COLOR) (x 1 1/2) VENTRAL VIEW OF SCARABUS A.C.Z. 1322, MICRO-SLIDES MADE OF SEX ORGANS + ACCESSORY GLANDS. SECTIONS SHOWED CAUDA AND PACKED WITH SPERM-TESTES WITH ONLY RELATIVELY FEW TUBULES FULL OF SPERM. SPERM!
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A.C. Bicknell 1958 Marepus californicus Mountaineer Mine, T.2S, R.24E, Riverside Co., Cal. Put up Aug-20 Put up 1 adult ♀ with no embryos or scars but with enlarged mammae + heavy mammary tissue + 2 young ♀'s - from a large lot collected by Chas. S. Thagess on July 18, 1958. (See species account of Myotis velifer for more info.). Young pelage "mouse" grey - about more brownish-grey with conspicuous white bases to hairs. 20th spec's put up by Thagess procured in wt. from Aug 7.1 to 13.5 gm. - ♀'s with litters weighed up to 11.8 gm + those with 3mm. Teeth up to 13.4gm so apparently young and adult represented in his collection. My adult ♀ had been pregnant so it may be doubtful that the milky-brownish fluid squeezed out of her large nipples was actually milk - if it was not, the animal must have been just about gestating. Thagess did not note any ♀ carrying the large young but as bats were scooped off ceiling with net he may have missed seeing them with nursing young. Mammae thoracic + well over to wing membrane + body wall junction. Both mammae sides well- equally developed, no noticeable amount of fat on any of my 3 specimens.
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A.C. Ziegler 1958 Myotis californicus I mi. SE Inverness, Marin Co. Calif. PUT UP 1/2 for 007.200 113 colm. No fat but faint carcass since Apr. 13, 1958. Tester TNT + in a blackish sheath of skin(?) stretching on one side or penis out from abdominal cavity towards tail membrane Quite dried up.
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A.C. Beccer 1958 Myotis subulatus 3 1/2 m. N. MANZANITA 3600+ FT. MCAIN VALLEY, SAN Diego Co., California. SEPT. 11 SHOT 1 OF AT "DEEP" DUSK TODAY FLYING AROUND 2 OAKS ON DIRT ROAD. SHOT TOOK AWAY ARN QUTS & BREESTONE, ETC. BUT COULD BE SEEN EXTREMELY BY LIGHT THIN PENS. HIGH WIND THIS PM.; NO MOON SAW ONLY 2 OTHER BATS & THESE WERE SMALLISH ON SO.
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A.C. ZICORR 1958 Myotis Velifer MOUNTAINVIEW MINE, T.25, R.24E, RIVERSIDE CO., CALIFORNIA. PUT UP Aug-20 SEVERAL TAKEN BY CHAS. S. THAYER ON JUNE 18, 1958 ALONG WITH GATESICUS FUSCUS. Mostly Velifer(2) & ? (???) but + PUT UP 1 FOR PERSONAL USE - O -> TAIL 3 X 6 + IN INTERMEMBRANE MEMBRANE WT. 7.4 - REST OF THAYER'S SPECIMENS ABOUT THIS WERE ALSO (5.5" TO 7.5") ONLY 1 F-"WT 6.5 NO ENG, NOSCAE" IN ANOTHER SHORT LESS TAKEN 1/4 MI. AWAY. MANY MORES WERE TAKEN BUT I AM NOT SURE WHETHER THESE WAS A COMPLETE SEPARATION OF THE SPECIES IN THE 2 ADJACENT LOCALITIES. NO FAT NOTICES ON MY SPECIMEN.
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A.C. ZIEGER 1958 LARIIVUS CINEREUS H MI. E HAYLAND, 1000 FT, MENDOCINO CO., CALIF. APR 10. 2 SHOT BY DR. CARL S. VOGEL AT OURD OUTSIDE HIS HOME AT ABOVE LOCALITY. HE SAID HE HAD SHOT ANOTHER, I THINK, THE NIGHT BEFORE. I seem to remember him saying it was a ? but I might be mislead. The former 2 were O>, testes 1 1/2 x3 mm, and with what apparently were seminiferous vessels fairly large + almost clear. At base of each of these vessels was a round, flesh-colored body. The testes were elongate and practically out in the thin membrane. No fat noticed on either animal. Seminiferous vessels + the round glands (?) near their bases twice normal size, ventral view: ↑ ANTERIOR VESICLE (CLEAR) GLAND (?) (FLESH-COLORED) BLADDER OVIDUCT (W/MEMBRANE) NO GADIOMIS-LIKE BODIES NOTICED ON OR NEAR TESTES. PUT UP MAY 27 Ree'd 6 more for MUZ from DR. Vogel shot between APR. 12 and MAY 19 THIS YEAR. THE 1 ♀ HAD AN SWELLING AT UPPER END OF RT. UTERINE HORN WHICH DR. BENSON THOUGHT POSSIBLY COULD HAVE BEEN A NEWLY-IMPLANTED EMBRYO. HE SAID ♀ SHOULD BE PREGNANT AT THIS TIME OF YEAR. O> SHOWED 1 1/2 X 4+ mm TESTES AT EDGE OF INTERFEMORAL MEMBRANES, EPIDIOMIS THREADING. OTHER GLANDS AS IN ABOVE.
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A.C.BIGGINS 1958 2. LACUSUS CINEROSUS "San Francisco Bay Area", California, Oct. 17 One ♀ obtained by enton, dept. of V.C. from an unabetted person on about Sept. 17 of this year. Was kept alive in lab. Liquid diet since it would not take more worms + died Oct. 15ᵗʰ. No embs. Quite desiccated so weight (illegible) is probably low.
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A.C. [illegible] 1948 Homo sapiens americanus Brevous Island, O' Ft., Courte Costa Co, Calif. Jan 18 Dug out skeleton of body from wrist and elbows up from a 12 to 15 ft. thick bank of shells and dirt on N tip of island. Body was less than a foot above HI HIGHEST TIDE MARK THAT DAY at least. Paul Anderson had seen distal tip of radius, proximal tip of ulna & proximal tip of tibia sticking out of bank before he had taken them out. Dug around some more and not finding anything else had left bones 100 ft or so away along beach where I found them somewhat bleached. I saw, in the spot Paul points out, the tip of a humerus sticking out - almost certainly of the same side to which Paul's find belonged - and one in here. Top of cranium pointed roughly W + face was towards south as skull lay on its side apparently. No pelvis or leg bones found, nor hand or foot bones - perhaps these all had been washing out of tide-cut bank when Paul had found the limb bones. The fact that legs, pelvis & distal arm bones were gone makes it appear that perhaps skull was lying on its side in a arms-around-knees position or some.
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A.C.Brether 1958 Homo Sapiens Americanus Brooks Island, off Ft. Center Costa Co., Calif. Jan. 18 (cont) THING LIKE THIS WATER HAD WASHED BRED TO A LINE FROM ELBOWS TO LUMBAR VERTEBRAE LEAVING SHOULDERS, CHEST, UPPER ARMS, RIBS, COCCIGAN & THORACIC VERTEBRAE & SKULL IN THE BANK. BODY MAY HAVE BEEN BURIED AT BOTTOM OF AT LEAST THIS SECTION OF MOUND AS IT SEEMED TO BE LYING ON BLACK DIRT WITH SHELL MOUND MATERIAL ABOVE & AROUND, IT BUT NOT (FOR AT LEAST 4 INCHES - AS FAR DOWN AS I DUG) BELOW IT. FOUND 1 BIRD BONE, PROXIMAL TIP OF DEER ULNA & 2 BOVINE SCRAPPERS (?) RIGHT IN WITH BONES OF SHEEP. NO OTHER BONES (AS MIGHT HAVE COME FROM KITCHEN MIDDEN MATERIAL) FOUND AROUND SHEEP, SO I THINK DEER + BIRD BONE + SCRAPPERS MUST HAVE ACTUALLY BEEN BURIED WITH SHEEP. TEETH WERE WORN - NO ABSCENCE FOR ROOTS OF LEFT UPPER M3. RT 2 OR LBS OF MANDBLUE GONE & EVENTHO I DUG CAREFULLY AROUND THE MAIN PART OF JAWBURY I DID NOT SEE THE MISSING TEETH. WILL TRY TO GET DATA FROM ANTHROP. DEPT. ON THIS SPECIMEN. FOUND UPON COMPAREING BONES DUG UP *** ABOUT 1 TO 2 FT. DOWN FROM TOP OF MOUND ON EXPOSED SIDE
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P.C.Zieber 1958 Homo Sapiens Americanus Brooks Island, 0+ ft. Corner Cosmo Co., Cal. f. Jan. 18 (cont.) About 50 to 75 ft. away from other skeleton that they were mostly bones of a human foot (metatarsals, calcaneum & phalanges) but also includes distal tip of (probably) clavicle + the side of the right orbit of skull (= parietal) Also found charcoal among bones + an old style cork 1/2 pt. whiskey bottle and a sawed pig or sheep(?) vertebra. Seems as if garbage had been mixed in at a later date with an old Indian burial. A hole 2 ft across x 2 ft. deep had already been dug just below the bones I found and, as the jugum frag. showed above + shearing it might have been part of a skull dug out of this hole before. This part skeleton was about 5 ft. above the level of the first over dug out but only a foot or so from top of mound since mound had "thinned" down to about 6 or 7 ft. high at this spot. These last mentioned frag given one # (A.C.Z. 994) altho they might not belong to just one individual. Skull + feet side. Mentions on preceding pages is # 993 A.C.Z. Feb 9 dug up an infant and an adult skeleton today and also completed rest of skeleton found by Park Anderson last weekend. See my Journal this date for further information,
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A.C. BEGUE 1958 Homo sapiens americanus BROOKS ISLAND, J^F, CONE COSMO CO, CAU F. MOR 2 I DIDN'T EVEN FIND BY FRO ANOTHER Y OUT OF MYSELF. MOST OF LONG BONES APPARENTLY WASHED OUT AND ONLY AS I GOT ONLY SKULL, RIBS, PELVIS & SOME EXTREMITY BONES. SKULL WITH NO DIRT INSIDE BUT LOWER TOW PUSHED ONTO FACE. SKULL CAME OUT IN PIECES. NO RIB FACES. FACE TOWARDS THE SOUTH Y WAY.
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A.C. ZICOLEZ 1958 Sylvilagus Audoboni 1/2 mi. NE Aguanga, 2100+ ft., Sept. 14. [illegible] mi. N, [illegible] mi. E Aguanga, 2300+ ft., Ridges of Coy Conif. 2 found dead, 1 one saved. Rufous patch behind ears quite evident on the specimen preserved. Apparently killed by autos between dusk and 10 am, 2004.
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A.C. DICKER 1958 CITERLLUS BESENCYI Panoco Creek, 550' ft., Fresno Co, California. put up Aug-19 I rough by V.C Lewin Jan 30, 1958 kept in freezer til now. Tapers 12 x 20mm but sp. o/dymis with no sign of enlarged tubules. Taper section. No subcutaneous nod.
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A.C. ZICORR 1958 Cidomus nelsoni 8 mi. E, S mi. N Mccully Hot Springs, 450+ ft., Fresno co., Calif. Put up ♀ (no eggs) for M.V.Z. by Vic C LEWIN & dug out of hole by Vic & Bill Morris. Vagina has white coat on caecutary walls which sloughed as in 1 piece. Horns at views 3 or 4 mm in dia & quite long - looked like intestine rather than views. Animal not fat. Vic Lewin & Wm T. Morris Field notes should give habitat data.
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A.C.BICOURT 1958 THOMMYS BORRGE 12 mi.SE (by road) ASCINEZ, SAN BENITO Co., Calif. JAN 31 3 TAKEN 20 to 30 ft. AWAY FROM ROAD BEHIND WIRE FENCE IN PLOTS OF DIRT COVERED WITH THICK 1 FT. HIGH GRASS. ONLY 1 HOLE HAD FRESH DIRT THROWN UP ABOUT IT BUT INACTIVE HOODING BURROWS GOOD FOR THE 3 ANIMALS. BURROWS WERE RELATIVELY BIG - BETWEEN 3½ to 4 in. in D.I.A., but CAPTORS were not especially big. Animals seemed rather BRIGHT BROWNSH ON THE INTERIOR END OF PAUL, SOIL WITH A SMALL AMOUNT OF GRASS IN IT, DAMP AND BROWN COLORS. NO BURROWS ON OTHER SIDE OF FENCES. WERE NOTICED IN THE PLOTS TO EITHER SIDE OF ROAD. THERE WAS VERY SHORT OR NO GRASS AND WERE PROBABLY GAZZED BY CATTLE AND/OR SWEEP. ONLY 6 YEARS WERE SET OUT IN 4 or 5 SEASONS. OTHER ANIMALS YALOW IN AREA - DIRO HOSSEMANI, Peromyscus maniculatus, LEPTUS, + Neotoma REGION. SAW DEER TRAILS ALSO. MANY NICE ON THE GARDENS. SPRAWL CANYON, BERGENY, ANAMBOA Co., Calif. MAR 1 PUT UP A SMALL ARE CAUGHT IN GROWTH IN BUSHES S PRESENT SHADE TO N.S. OF V.C. BOTANICAL GARDENS FENCE. NO FRESH WORKINGS SEEN LAST P.M. - THOSE NOT VERY FAR A DAY OR SO OLD. AFTER PICKING UP YEARS THIS AM. SAW FRESH WORKINGS AT ANOTHER SET BUT FEWS SET
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A.C. ZIEGELER 1958 THOMOWYS BORROE Strawberry Canyon Bedrock, Thomowys Ca. Court. Mar, (cont.) THESE WERE NESTED INSIDE AS FILLED WITH DIRT + SPRING BY GEORGE. HAD HEART AND ARM AND WAS WEIRD. 2 3/4 mi. S, 2 1/2 mi. E Scissors Crossing, Bonavente Valley, San Diego Ca. Sept. 10 3 TAKEN IN SANDY. LIGHT BROWN LOAM ALONG EDGE OF HIGHWAY. BED OF HIGHWAY WAS CROSSED CATTLE HAND BUT SAW NO MOWERS FOLLOWING OUT IN THE FIELDS OUT TO TOP OF HILL SEEMED SIMILAR. THESE GORILLA BURROWS WERE FROM 8 INCHES TO A FOOT OR SO UNDER THE GROUND & SEEMED LARGE IN DIAMETER FOR THE ANIMALS WE CAUGHT. ONE GOATHE (OR LI'S #) HAD AN EXCEPTIONALLY LONG THICK TOSH. SENTINGH VALLEY, 4625 FT, SAN DIEGO CA, CALIFORNIA Sept. 12 Dr. L + I took 1 each in sandy soil. Animals fairly small. Runs about 8-10 INCHES BELOW GROUND. Seems to do ONLY A SMALL AMOUNT OF FRESH WORKING-VISIBLE IN PART OF VALLEY WE TERROED. 3 1/4 mi. N MANZANITA, 3600 FT, MCRAIN VALLEY, SAN DIEGO PLANE Sept. 13 SAW SEVERAL SETS OF DIGGINGS BESIDE ROAD THEN VALLEY NEAR CAMP BUT NONE IN
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R.C. Ziccone 1958 Thomas Bobbitt 3/4 mi. N Mantamita, 3600 ft., McEwen Ranch, San Diego Co. Sept. 13 (cont'd) A brief search at the fence after horse pastures further back from road. Made 5 sets & got only 1 animal curve. Runs about 8" to 12" below the surface & rather sharp in dia. Diet mounded up by gashers was discolored so it was hard to tell if worm was were 1 day or 1 week old. Gasher covered was rather sharp. Ground, even when damp, did not seem too hard. Pasture not as hard as the gasher. Soil no wet tro, might weaken it considerably.
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A.C.ZIEBNER 1948 Personnames Fawnex (1) Scissors Crossing, Castorquale Valley, Sandicold, Davis Co. Sep. 10 Took a 3 or 4 lb of this animal at crossing Y at 3 1/4 mi. S, 2 1/4 mi. E Scissors Crossing. So was a relatively scarce animal. Tail seems also too long & body has long white spiny hairs on rump. Dr. Benson says, compared to Caniformis Rumors has softer rumpling (can't harow be felt at a touch) and has a shorter ear (9-10mm compared to 11+ mm for caniformis.) (see next page)
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A.L. ZICOZZE 1958 Rebobartus gannay 1/4 mi N, 1/3 mi E Aguanas, 2300 ft. August 6th, Oaxaca Sept. 14 Took apart 130 of this species in 3 locations around Aguanas last night this am. By far the most common mouse here. Started catching them when it was barely dawn. Many had knees, quick white-booted mice on them, got some into Asen Entomology dept but they were nothing unusual apparently. Most of the Rebobartus seemed adult size. Roughly 1/4 to 1/3 had lost a noticeable amount of end of tail. We discarded most of these "short-tailed" animals so the specimens put up do not give an accurate picture of variation in tail length in this park area. Burrows infreground about 12in. in dia were notice on about every square yard or so of ground about camp. And two few burrows and little-were seen on the vegetatraveled path near running than trapping near camp. These mice were [illegible] except for,; The 2 other trapping locations (4 mi. ENE Aguanas, 2050 ft. and 1mi SE Aguanas, 2000ft.) where the ground tended to be of looser sand and/or less covered with the desert vegetation. Other mammals taken while the crew were thickest were Dipomys gannay, Ovis spalis and 1 Onychornis. Also 1 Pseudo, maniculares + 1 Pseum creonicus, Seso of Animal (?) found in creek bushes or once.
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P.C. ZECHEL 1958 Peognatus formosus (1) 4 M.I.N, 4 1/2 M.I.W PECKHAVEN, [illegible] MI.N.W KONO 3 PRINGOS, IMPERSON CA, CONIFARIX. SCOT-9 3 OF US TOOK 8 OR 9 MORE CONES ALONG WITH D. PO MESEIRUM & ONE P. PENCILLATUS , NONE BREEDING. (NO: SCOT 24, 1958 — 7 OF PELOGNATUS TULOV WERE P. FORMOSUS + 5 WERE P. PENICILLATUS AS IDENTIFIED BY DR. BENSON AT MUSEUM. I TOOK 5 OF THE FORMOSUS BUT NONE OF THE PENICILLATUS — IT IS HARD TO [illegible] BUT DIFFERENCE IN THE AREAS THE THREE OF US TRAPPED SINCE THE 3 LINES AND WERE WITHIN A RADIUS OF SO YARDS FROM COMPOSITE IN AREA THAT LOOKED QUITE UNIFORM. MY PEERS MAY HAVE BEEN SET MORE IN THE OPEN THAN THOSE OF OTHER TWO TRAPPERS WHO SET THEM IN MANY INSTANCES AT OPENINGS OF BURROWS AND/OR UNDER BUSHES. I TOOK NO D. PO MESEIRUM WHILE DR. H.T. OCK TOOK 7. [illegible] DR. B. SAYS FORMOSUS MAY BE TOLD FROM PENICILLATUS BY THE FERMEST LONG POINTED EYE, HAIRER TAIL + STRONG BAELUM. PENICILLATUS HAS SHORT ROUND SEE [illegible] TAILI FORMOSUS. PENICILLATUS FORMOSUS MAY BE TOLD FROM BAYWYL BY
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A.C. ZIEBER 1958 Recognants Longmonkeys #3 mi, N, 3mi, W Lone-Springs, Imperial Co., California. Imperial Co, California Sep. 9 TOOK 2 IN NINE OF 40 YEARS BIRDS WITH ROLLED OATS. I WAS YOUNG, ALSO DICK GRIFFIN TOOK 10 AT 4mi. N, 4½ mi. W NEWKHAVEN. Scissors Crossing, Eastmorale-Vanhey Sand, Co. Colvif. Sep-7,10 SEVERAL TAKEN AT THIS LOCATION & SEVEN AT 3¼mi. S, 2¼mi. E Scissors Crossing. A RARE COMMON ANIMAL HERE. FIVE LOST TO OTHER MONKEYS SEE JOURNALS THIS DATE. 3¼ mi. N MONTANA, 3600+ FT. MCRAWLER'S LOW DESOLATE. SepT.13 ONLY 2 or 3 TAKEN AT THIS LOCATION & THESE ON THE SAND & GRAVEN SCAVES - NOT IN THE HOUSE PASSED. ¼ mi, ENE AGUANA, 2050+ FT. RIVERSIDE CO. COLIF. SepT.14 1 TAKEN AT THIS LOCATION & 3 (RINGING READ) YEARS AT 1mi. SE AGUANA 2100+FT, NONE AT 1¼mi. N, ½ mi, E, AGUANA, 2300+FT. THE LATTER LOCATION WAS QUITE SIMILAR TO FIRST TWO BUT PERHAPS LOOKED THE MORE OPEN SPACES OF THEM. OTHER MONKEYS TAKEN DOWN WITH PECK LONGMONKEYS WERE PECA, FALLEN, PEAAN, FROM RESPECTS, MONGOLIAN & D.P.O. MIRE AND 1. Recognants FOURTY WAS MOST COMMON AT 1¼mi N AGUANA 2300+FT.
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A.C. Z. Cole 1948 Drosophyis Dorkis Scissors Crossing, East Navajo Valley San Diego Co. Calif. Sept. 10 only taken in small when - man x Diro; megerami were two. This was with no emb's. 5-10cm while moderate to fec. Also fairly large, darker & longer males. Sino Tonto Valley 4625'ft San Diego Co. California Sept. 12 Park took several at this location along with Aegon, mancusculus & thamanus botte. Most were young but 1 adult f was close to term. 3/4 mi. W Manzanita 3600'ft. McCain Valley San Diego Co. Calif. Sept. 13 Several taken by party on the sand + graven slopes with oak shrubs, manzanita & clumps of some composite. Open spaces between stands of vegetation might average about 6' in diameter. Ground fairly soft - pretty firm to hold up a borrow in it. Dixo megerami seems to be absent from this valley. Other mounts taken with ables were Aegon, longimans Dryanones and Pesamydus moniculus. 1/4 mi. N 1/2 mi. E Aguana 2300'ft. Riverside Co. California Sept. 14 A few taken at the 3 localities around Aguana.
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A.C. Ziegler 1958 Diadonys deserti Jan 30 1 mi E, 2 mi N Treva (see Bennett Co), INYO Co, Cal., F. 1700+ hr. 2 taken by Dr. W.B. Quay last nite in large Sherman & large Havahart traps, or small sand dunes in low area at new search hole. I got 1 Dipodomys in same general area but not on top of sand dune. Deserti holes are 3+ in. in dia. + did not seem to be closed. Rats banged up nose jumping in wire mesh Havahart traps. Dr Quay's sunny sets close to mouth of burrow but got one of his 2 on top of small dune with no holes noticeable nearby.
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A.C. Zicour 1958 Diadomys hegemanni 12 mi. SE (by road) Aricines, San Benito Co., Calif. Jan 31 Dr Quay took 2 animals that to be this sacrier on gravelly soil among Artemisia and other bushes. Holes 1/2 or 2 in. in dia. noted in dirt to gravel soil but only I had frozen dirt in front of it. Dr Q also took 1 Peromyscus maniculatus & 1 Reithro, in this area. I got P. maniculatus, Reithrod's, Neotoma leucodon & 3 Thomomys, Brite moon last night & down close to freezing. Panoche Creek, 550' ft., Fresno Co., California Jan 29 Aug 19 1 ♀ taken Jan 29, 1958 by Dr Lewin had enlarged mammary glands mammary tissue & 2 Rt, 2 Lt. scars.
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J.C. ZICCARO 1958 Diocorys morosum [1] mi. E, 2 mi. N TRONA (SAN BERNARDO Co.) 1700 ft., INYO Co. CALIF. Jan 30 I TAKEN IN LIVE TRAP LAST NITE IN FLAT COUNTRY WITH SMALL BUSHES SCARED 10' FT APART. ONLY OTHER MAMMALS TAKEN HERE WERE 2 DIOS OBSERVED BY DR. W.S. QUAY ON SAND DUNES 4 mi. NE, 4 1/2 mi. W TRUCKHAVER, 213 MI. NW KANE SPRINGS IMPERIAL Co. CALIFORNIA. Sept. 9 Dr. L. & Dr. C. GERHARDT TOOK 5026 HERE ALONG WITH P. CANIVUS AND SEVERAL PEROMYSDUS _________ AND 1022 P. LEVOPERMYS . 3 1/4 mi. S 2 1/4 mi. E SCISSORS CROSSING EASTHOLLOW VALLEY SAN DIEGO Co. CALIFORNIA. Sept. 10 PRETTY GOOD 45 FT TRAP AT ABOUT LOCON. AT SCISSORS CROSSING. VERY COMMON, SEE JOURNAL FOR OTHER SPECIES TAKEN. MANY BURROWS OF DIPODUS(?) OR PEROMYSDUS? SEEN. 1/4 mi. N, 1/3 mi. E AAVANAS, 2300+ FT. RIVERSIDE Co. CALIF. Sept. 14 Several taken in 3 areas trapped in vic. of AVANAS. Seemed to prefer sandy washes in some instances rather than firmer grass with more vegetation - but it was taken in all types of microhabitats trapped except in lush grass around a watering tank. Other mice,
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A.L. Ziegler 1958 Diadonys mcc, on! Sep 14 (cont) 1/4 mi. N. 3 mi. E. Arivona, 2800 ft. Rvrsion Co. Chair which seems to be closely associated with it were Diro parks and Peramantis Family. Several of D. mcc, on! taken were young including one shot just after dusk with aid of flashlht.
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A.C. Ziegler 1958 D.RODOSYS NIXERIOSIS PANOCHO CREEK, 550+FT, FRESNO CO., CALIF. PUTVS FEB4 PUT UP PER MV#2F,703 COLN. JAN 29, 1958 BY WM MANGIE. SEE HIS NOTES FOR HABITAT DATA. ANIMALS SEEMED TO BE BREEDING OR CLOSE TO IT. TWO LIVER WT. WERE THE FF, WITH SMALL ENDS & SCARS, O-> TUBES 5X10MM T, EPIO WITH SOME TUBULES VISIBLE. ANIMALS NOT FAT. PUTVS AUG19 F TAKEN BY VIC LEWIN ON JAN 29, 1958 HAD LIT, LIT. VERY FRESH PLAC. SCARS & ENLARGED MAMMARY & MAMMARY TISSUE. A-> HAD LARGER TUBES (6X11MM) + QUITE EVIDENT EPIOGYMOUS TUBES.
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A.C. ZICHER 1958 Reptiles, Amphibians Jan 31 12 mi. SE (by road) POCHINE, San Benito Co., Calif. 2 in snags, 2 in live oaks on gravelly soil among Arceuthobium & other bushes. Dr. Riley took 1 also. Dipo. neocanini, Peromyscus maniculatus, Trogons borbore & Neotoma leucodon taken in same area. Mar 21 Steamboat Canyon, Berkeley Mtns., San Benito Co., Calif. Took 3 in live oaks in Microlus pax on tank grass & 2 in oak woods on Mus. site along with Peromyscus canifericus. Both places just to N side of U.S. Botanic Garden fence. June 10 1 in live near last ridge on rocky ridges + bird seed. Not saucos. Also caught 2 Microlus californicus & 2 Sorbus Olearias. July 4 1 mi. W Bolinas P.O., 120 ft, Marin Co., California 1 in near in wood just on edge of grass of Quercus agrifolia dry hillside. Very small (sub-adult?) animal. See chart in June 22 notes this journal. Sept 14 4 mi. ENE Navarro, 220 ft, Pescadero Co., Calif. One adult & 1 immature taken on sandy gravelly ground with sedge shrub & little grass cover. Other mammals in vicinity were Dipodomys, Perom. maniculatus, Pteropus, foxes (Odocoileus virginianus).
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A.C.Zimmer 1958 Peromyscus boylii French Campgrounds, 2 mi. N Beckman Springs, Sonora (azit.) Sept. 6 taken in brush around camp - only other mammal was a Peromyscus sonorus on a drier open hillside. 3 lizards x 1 f had 3-8 mm eggs.
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A.C. Bicknell 1958 Pisum cernuum Snowberry Canyon, Boulder, Arapaho Co., Col. May 1st. Can't get at the species on some shades, brushy shade beside UC Botanical Garden Fence (+ on Snowberry'dsbeck). Part up to +9. Can't get any of the others with them, unusual no other species of Pisum cernuum here since trapping here or close by, has often given P. tragus + P. mandonatum — maybe I was in too damp & shady a spot. 28 3/4 mi N Montavilla, 3600+ ft, McCoy Valley, San Diego Co., Calif Sept 13 Dr. Liockes took a couple off mice, or beetles? in chaparral-like thicket, which certainly looks like P. cernuum.
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A.C. BRUCE 1958 Peromyscus maniculatus 4 mi, n, 3 1/2 mi. W Truckhaven, 21 mi. NW KONE SPRINGS, IMPERIAL CO., CA. Sept. 9 took one male & DR. L. took another at 4mi, N, 4 1/2 mi. W Truckhaven. His woman was ♀ with 3 pre-vital scars - THE ONLY MAMMAL WE TOOK IN THIS IMMEDIATE AREA WHICH SHOWS ANY BREEDING BEHAVIOR.
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A.C.Bree 1958 Peromyscus keenicus 1/4 mi. N 1/2 mile E Avaana, 2300+ft., River's of Co. Park, Sept.14. Taken rather sparingly at all 3 local's. Traps around Avaana.- Found along with Peromyscus maniculatus and no habitat diff's in the 2 species could be observed. I was noticed to have a bit about mouth stain magenta - probably from eating the fruit of Opuntia (?) which was very abundant in area.
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A.C. ZICOMER 1958 Peromyscus maniculatus JAN. 31 12 mi. SE (by road) Palacios, San Benito Co., Calif. 9 taken in live traps 4 & 5 in snow reason braveley soil among Adermisia bushes. Seem to have a fair amount of pelish in the brownish adult pelages. Dr. Q took 1 sandvices. In some legs I, do not see annil) Paltrre, Thomans, Neotoma leorior, SEPT. 12 Sino Frying Valley, 4625' ft., San Diego Co., Calif. Aggy took several in Ann ages trapped in valley, trapped along with O.D. pernis. Dick Graham got the only two Acomi,
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A.C. Zieber 1958 Peromyscus maniculatus 1/4 mi. N, 3 mi. E Aguanga, 2300' ft., Riverside Co. [illegible] Sept. 14 Trapped sparingly at all 3 locations trapped in vicinity of Aguanga - mixed with Peromyscus maniculatus, Dipodomys merriami & Perog. californicus. Fewer maniculatus than P. cremnicus - about 1:2 ratio.
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A.C. ZIEBER 1958 Psomyscus nevai Aug.30 S.Snowberry Canyon, 670+ ft, Beechery, Arroyo Seco Camp. 1 on dry Beechnass + Asteria -coverd steep hillside, ♀ with 3 fresh scars. Ani. eaten in road. Caught also 1 ♂ inside in immediate vicinity & 1 female took down slope in dry grass + Beechnass. Have caught 2023 Psomyscatus on this S-facing slope before.
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R.L.DICKER 1958 Oryctomys torridus Sept. 10 Scissors Crossing, Coey Quail Valley, San Diego Co., Cal. Perry took about 5 at this locality & 7 at 3/4 mi. S, 2 1/2 mi. E Scissors Pass area. (I was immature) toiled along with D.P.O. Moberly, D.P.O. Dennis (Lonny), Perez, Longmorns & Perez. manicurus, also i Neonales. Did not seem to be restricted to burrows or burrow openings but were taken in open also. When skunko seemed to have some sort of "slunky" scent, perry put from other planes. 3/4 mi. N Manzana 3600 ft., McCann Valley, San Diego Co. Sept. 13 I toiled here - in year in which at 10:00 PM last night & Perez Longmorns was found with its brain nearly eaten from above & below. Out no other pest or booty damaged. Skull was gone close up to the cradiform phase. Recognatus apparently eaten in place since was not observed of skin. Purely circumstantial evidence but I think it was Oryctomys which ate the Perez. 1/4 mi. N, 1/2 mi. E Aguanga 2300 ft., Lucas Co. Cal. Sept. 14 One at this locality and one at 1/2 mi. ENE Aguanga, 2050 ft. At the hotter locality I found a Recognatus with the brain nearly
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A.C. Brown 1958 Oryctomys terrour 1/4 mi. N, 1/3 mi. E Aguanas, 2300 ft., Riverside Rd. (Lone F.) Sept. 14 (cnt'd) caten out (as described in account of Sept. 13 above) 2 years away from that in which the Oryctomys was taken so far as I think this brain-casting was extraordinary mouse work
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A.C. Zebar 1958 Neotoma fuscipes 1 mi. W Bolinas P.O., 120+ ft., Marin Co., Calif. June 22 See notes & chart under this date in Journal.
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A.C. ZICHER 1958 NEOTOMA LEUCOA 12 mi. SE (by road) PISCES, SAN BENITO CO., CALIF. Jan 31 Took 1 LATE NITE IN RAT HOLE ON RASBY BANK BELOW SMITH CREEK IN FAIRLY OPEN FLOW WITH 3 FT. HIGH AEREMGIA + OTHER BUSHES. TAKEN BELOW A BIG PILE OF DEAD BRUSH WHICH MAY HAVE SHELTERED THE RATS HOUSE. NEAREST SUITABLE ROCK HABITAT WAS PERHAPS 100 YARDS AWAY ACROSS THE CREEK. ALSO TAKEN IN THIS AREA WERE PETROE'S, PEOMYSCUS MANICULATUS, DIP. HEGEMANN(?), THOMOMYS BOTITE. MANY OF MY MUS. SPEC. TRAPS WERE SPRUNG WITHIN 200 FT. OF WHERE NEOTOMA WAS TAKEN! SO PERHAPS BY THE WOOD RAT. ANIMON SEEMS SMALLISH BUT DR. BENSON SAID ABOUT NORMAL SIZE. COME WAS WITH SMALL TICK ATTACHMENTS INSIDE ONE.
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A.C. ZIMMER 1958 PHENBEARUS LONGICAVUS Aug 24 Feb 21 1 mi. N Camp Meeker, Sonoma Co., California. Put up 2 "skin only" from sites used by WM Hamilton & Dox Rabbets in reproductive services. See my journal this date for more data. My # 1022, 1023. June 29 1 mi. N Jenner P.O., 150' ft., Sonoma Co., Calif. Cavort 3♀+1σ with Bina Hamilton III on Winick's Ranch at above location in Dovoras fire. Put up σ, Binkeed σs. See notes in this journal this date.
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A.C. BUCKNER 1958 Micrurus californicus Jan 18 Brooks Island, 50± ft., Contra Costa Co., Calif. None on Brooks or Red Rock but Paul Anderson has in previous some pollen near Dr. Pearson's home near Brent on the small island 100 yards or so W and N of Brooks. This was done- Pearson's last summer, but I don't know for sure. Paul looked at colony today & said they were doing fine apparently. Mar Strawberry Canyon, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif. 3 (1 obs'd live year) in young trees beside parking lot at N side of U.C. Botanical Garden fence. Got also 3 setimes in same line of Sherman live years. June 10 2 adult ♀ in live years 100 yds up Cyceron Rd west nine on Redwood Ave & Bird Seco. Will save these to see if pregnant. Caught also 1 Scorpio & 2 scorpius Jan. W Bolinas P.O., 120± ft., Marin Co., Calif. June 22 See notes + chart under this date in Journal. July 6 See note in Journal for this date.
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A.C.Ziegler 1958 Microrus californicus Strawberry Canyon, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif. Scan 27 Took 7 this AM as follows: o> 29.7 gm. Tresses 2x3mm, GPO.- o> 44.0 " " 3 x 4 mm, " o> 47.6 " " " o> 57.1 " " " f> 29.6 " No eggs or scars, vagina closed. f> 35.8 " " " f> 40.4 " " , vagina open The seminal vesicles of o's were thread-like, barely noticeable. Also took 3 Redwing along with these Microrus. Microrus from marsh at Martinez, Calif. collected in last few days by Chas. Threes of us have been breeding (young, eggs, scars, etc.) but these in canyon seem not to be yet. Have had only 1 night rain so far this late summer from. Runs of animals in Strawberry seem to be in the thin dead grass rather than in the very thick green matting grass. I took 6 of the 7 above in "thin, dead-grass" areas and only 1 on bare or thick green grass. Brown grass made up many piles of cuttings seen but it could not be determining if it was dead or green when observing it. Trapping area about 100 yards up road from Botanical gardens.
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A.L.Zeager 1958 3) Microtus California Strawberry Canyon, 550ft., Berkeley, Alameda County. Oct. 3 Animals taken by Martin L. Muzik at MUZ Near Botanical Gardens had following data: 3 ♂♂ (no wt.) testes 3 x 4 mm., epid.- ♂ ("") " (1 x 2 mm. said -) (auto & lab animal) ♀ ("") no emb's or scars, vaginocles also a ♀ taken Sept. 25, 1958 on Hill 300-400 yards above botan. garden, had large uterine horns but no emb's or scars. Nov. 16 Took 10 ♂♀ and a kitten in 33 live traps near Botan. Gar's, hillsloe is being cleared & Microtus seem to have deserted some of former habitat near the clearing word. ♂ 47.2 gm. testes 4 x 7 mm., epid.- ♀ gravid vaginal cles (♂ had an exceptionally long tail, meas's - 193-64-2846)
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A.C. Record 1958 Rattus rattus May 6 San Francisco Zoo, San Francisco, San Francisco, Calif. Put up 2 on May 7 taken in Elephant House by "San Francisco Resort Commission", H.F. Smith, who brought them in, said something about the people taking many young (like these) at this time but he was no more definite than that. Body skin of the 2 was pretty greyish with just a suggestion of brown, white below, tail fairly unicolor. To MVZ collection.
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A.C.ZIGLER 1958 Mus musculus Brooks Island, 105 ft. Converse Cosma Co., Calif. Jan 5. J from HOGS (Rez# 982-986) very dark - A couple almost black - above + almost as dark below. Fresh pelage with longer guard hairs. + fairly thick. Taken, every time (1 more was taken in year + not that dark) by Paul & Anderson & T.C. Chisum at MVB. San Rafael (5 Warren Court?) Marin Co., Calif. Gwen # Jan 8 3 mice, perhaps from city itself, sent in - 2 were black too + Boston + seemed (in Arendal anyhow) to be young. Is it like the mice - in other words these did not seem to be the grading of darker to lighter from Lassen to Ventura side as could be seen in the Brooks Is. spec's at Jan 5, 1958. Perhaps someone else were trunks loose or maybe just a (change) melanistic mutation took place at same to the San Rafael population. Others I may seem to be a normally colored Mus - brownish grey above, lighter below. Cores are all hard to tell in Arendal + due to slippery fur could not be safely sent with our Hogs. Saved for M/Z as Arendales. (A.C.# 987-989.). Correspondence (Aryan to Benson) says same Mr. Warren had "caught a black field mouse (micetus) in late summer" also.
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A.C. Etcetera 1958 MUS MUSCULUS Brooks Island, 50' ft, Coniza Cosna Co., Can F. Jan 18 Took 19 in 40 mus. Snee + 3 rat years, see journal for times + 2 other years results. Lifted up board at 10' ft. + 3 mus ran out. Population can seem good & common. Seem to be more mus on NE tip of island in tank wetish grass than just 100 yards away around on the swight way. Under NW tip whergrass was not quite so thick + where much Brechris grew almost all of [illegible] years on NE side except 2 had mus - less than half or less than one third on NW side had mice + 3 were sprung with nothing in them. Traps set roughly 1/2 on NE, 1/2 on NW side - maybe difference in catch just trapping luck since two areas [illegible] seem too close together to be much different. Put up 2 , saved half a doz others as records with no #'s. Discarded rest. Rats only other [illegible] seen on island as far as we could tell. Sparrow hawk also seen + 1 hawk or owl perch found had mus remains.
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A.C. Ziegler 1958 Vulpes macrotis 7 mi. E (by road) Mocciey Hot Springs, Fresno Co, Calif. Jan 30 SAW 2 or 3 of this species + 2 or 3 Grey Foxes plus 1 Lynx hung on fence along road. Trapped it clubbed over head. Saved the passenger kit fox for specimen. Skins of lynx + fox or 2 already taken previous by other MVZ collectors Lewin x Manos. Saw some very small fleas noticed jumping off of skin on nits of Jan 31 when I was skinning it. There might have been from recently hatched coots since it seems unusual that fleas on animal when it was trapped would still remain on skin for several days.
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A. C. ZICHER 1958 VROCYON CINEREUS ARGENTENS 7 mi. E (by road) MENDOTA HOT SPRINGS, FRESNO CO., CALIF. Jan 30. 2 & 3 FOUND HUNG ON FENCE BEFORE ROAD APPAETNLY KILLED BY CLUBBING TO DEATH. SEE NOTES UNDER VULPES MACROTIS + JOVENA THIS DATE & LOCALITY. 2 mi. W, 4 mi. N BOLINAS P.O., 400 FT, MARIEN CO, CALIF. July 6 4 CARCASSES HUNG ON FENCE - TRAPOSED. 2+ YRS OLD SWCE DEATH. ALSO 1 BADGER + 5 LYNX
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A.C. Zeller 1958 TAXIDUS TAXUS 2 mi. W, 4 mi. N BOWMAN P.O., HOOTER, MAENCO, CALIF. JULY 6 1 DEERASS FOUND HUNG ON FENCE ALONG WITH 4 VIOCTON +5 LYNY DEAD ABOUT 2 YEARS.
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A.C. ZEORON 1958 LYNX RUFUS JAN30 7 mi. E (by road) Mosden Hot Springs, Fresno County. ONE TRACKED LYNX ON FENCE ALONG ROAD. NO HCOO FOUND - SEE NOTES ABOVE VULPES MACROTIS & JOURNAL THIS DATE @ LOCATION. JULY6 2mi.W, 4 mi.N Bolinas P.O., 400'FT, Marin Co. Calif. 5 CARCASSES HUNG ON FENCE - DEAD 21 YEARS. ALSO BRAGGE & 4 VROCOT.
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